GT Heritage Power, Police Hoverbikes, Underage High Speed Chase, Jeep Gladiator, And Project Creep It Real

Today on PND…
• How Much Power The 2018 Ford GT Heritage Edition Makes
• Police In Dubai Have Started Training On Hoverbikes
• An 11-year Old Boy Leads Police On His Second High-Speed Chase
• Hints Of The New 2020 Jeep Gladiator
• And The XOR Jeep Is On The Market

Heritage Power

When the GT Heritage Edition was revealed it was speculated there weren’t many performance upgrades. And while that may be true, who doesn’t love to watch good American power on the dyno? Hennessey put a 2018 GT Heritage Edition on their dyno and watched as it put out 581 HP and 513 lb.-ft. of torque at the wheels. Stay tuned as they say there’s more upgrades and (hopefully) power to be added!

Dubai Police
Is this the way of the future? Maybe. California-based company, Hoversurf, provided police officers in Dubai with their S3 2019 hoverbike. And the officers have already started incorporating them into training. The hoverbike’s max speed is 60 mph and can hover 16 feet in the air. The officers hope to have them up and in use by 2020.

Under Age Chase
How many 11-year-olds can say they’ve been the center of more than 1 high-speed police chase? Probably only this Ohio boy. He was involved in one last year after he stole his mom’s car out of “boredom”. And as of last week, he was in his second. His mom took away his PlayStation, so he decided to take her Durango out for a spin after she went to bed. Ironically, his dad saw him driving by, but an officer managed to spot the boy as well. The officer went to pull the boy over when the boy took off. He was driving through street traffic at almost 90mph before he crashed into a parked truck. He walked away physically okay but is now facing grand-theft auto and failing to comply charges. You can watch the full video here.

Jeep Gladiator
For a while after the Jeep pickup was announced, rumors were going around it would be named the Scrambler. But a Jeep forum has leaked photos and the actual name, the 2020 Jeep Gladiator. The post says Fiat Chrysler accidentally posted about the Gladiator and they were able to get some details and photos before it was taken down. It’s rumored to house either a 3.6-liter V6 or a 3.0-liter diesel V6. That’s all the details we have for now but stay tuned when it’s released at the LA Auto show for more details.

Creep It Real For Sale
Need a new or upgraded off-road rig? We have you covered! The 2012 Jeep Wrangler Sport, Project Creep It Real that was built on XOR is up for sale! It’s a custom rock crawling machine with a full cage, a fuel-injected 3.6-liter and all the comforts you’d want like A/C and radio. Inside it’s equipped with five-point G-force harnesses and bucket seats. It sits on a beefed-up suspension with a full 6” lift, Dana axles, and upgraded brakes. For more information on the Jeep check out Streetside Classics