What is a Jensen car worth?

How fast is a 1971 Jensen Interceptor?

Who made Jensen engines?

Jensen was founded by two brothers, Alan and Richard Jensen who were born in 1906 and 1909. They became interested in cars at an early age, and so in 1930 their father set them up in their first business, Patrick Jensen Motors, based at Edgbaston.

How many Jensen Interceptors are there?

In total 320 FFs were produced; 195 Mark I, 110 Mark II and 15 Mark III.

How much are Jensen Interceptors worth?

1966–76 Jensen Interceptors are a realistic alternative to an Aston Martin Volante V8. But auction prices have languished in the $25,000–$50,000 range.

Do they still make the Jensen Interceptor?

Over the last few years the Jensen name has been revived once more, with Oxfordshire-based JIA rebuilding original Interceptors using a 429 bhp General Motors LS3 V8 engine and a range of other modern components to create the Interceptor R.

Is there a new Jensen Interceptor?

Modernised and fully updated

Fully updated mechanicals, modern electrics, bespoke trim and paint, whether rear wheel drive or based around the iconic FF for AWD, the Interceptor R Supercharged blends classic looks with supercar performance and a level of comfort never achieved in an original Jensen.

What kind of car was Mad Max’s Interceptor?

The car began its life as a 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT with a 351-cubic-inch (5.8-litre) V8 sending tyre-smoking torque through a four-speed manual transmission. The Interceptor was then given to stunt driver Murray Smith as payment, after the film exhausted its budget building the car.

Is the Jensen Interceptor a muscle car?

Later on, the Interceptor received even more liters, upgrading to a 7.2-liter Mopar-tuned V8, but even in 6.3-liter flavor the coupe was really a muscle car with an elegant, expensive interior.

Where is the original V8 Interceptor?

Miami Auto Museum Miami Auto Museum

Currently the original V8 Interceptor resides at the Miami Auto Museum, Florida.

What engine did Mad Max have?

The famous ‘Pursuit Special’ we see in the first Mad Max movie, started out as a 1976 Ford Falcon XB GT Hardtop, painted in standard white. It was fitted with a 351cui (5.8-liter) V8, producing 250 hp and 350 lb-ft of torque.

Did Ford make an Interceptor?

The Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid AWD is the only pursuit- rated hybrid SUV: fortified with standard full-time Intelligent AWD, an amazing 3.3L V6 hybrid engine and a 10-speed transmission.

Where is the real Mad Max car?

It was subsequently shown widely in Australia before being sold by Fursenko and shipped to the Cars of the Stars Motor Museum in England, where it stayed until its closure in 2011. It was then relocated to the Dezer Car Museum in Miami, Florida.

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What does MFP stand for Mad Max?

The Main Force Patrol (MFP) were the Australian Federal Police special task force depicted in Mad Max. It was founded in 1983 by the remnants of the Australian Government.

Can you buy a Mad Max car?

Yes, you can buy Mad Max: Fury Road’s cars. Lloyd’s AuctionsOpens in new tab, an Australian auction house for classic cars and motorcycles, has some of the most iconic vehicles from the movie for sale. These cars are not replicas either; they were used in filming.

What car is the Gigahorse?

The Gigahorse vehicle in the movie. (

A fandom page of the movie informed that the vehicle was is built from scratch. The vehicle was built on a custom chassis with two 1959 Cadillac Coupe de Villes sitting on top of each other. It also featured a powerful drivetrain matching its monstrous appearance.