Legendary Jensen Interceptor Returns As A 960 HP V8 Track-Focused Beast
Do you remember Jensen? You know, the good folks that made the Interceptor (arguably one of THE coolest car names ever)? Yes, THAT Jenson. Well, the brand continues its resurrection with the Interceptor GTX, a ferocious 960-horsepower track-focused prototype that revives one of Britain’s most legendary automotive nameplates with raw visceral power.
Marking exactly 60 years since the original grand tourer debuted in 1966, this pure-bred track machine serves as Britain’s defiant, analogue answer to hyper-specialized machines like the Ford Mustang GTD.
Developed as a clean-sheet, ground-up engineering exercise rather than a retro-restomod, the GTX blends traditional coachbuilding with contemporary performance. Its striking aluminum bodywork, handcrafted by Coventry Metalcraft using traditional English wheels, faithfully captures the signature cab-rearward silhouette and wraparound rear glass dome while integrating functional aerodynamics where they count. A massive front splitter, deep side slashes, a flat floor, and a towering structural carbon-fiber rear wing press...
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