Hennessey has unveiled the first customer-spec Venom F5-M Roadster, set to debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
The hypercar, ordered by a British collector, features extensive customization including a 24-karat gold nose badge and the family name "Sheikh" on the rear.
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The Venom F5-M is powered by a 6.6-liter twin-turbocharged V8 producing 2,031 hp and 1,445 lb-ft of torque.
All 12 examples come with a six-speed gated manual transmission driving the rear wheels.
The exterior is finished in exposed purple carbon fiber, with silver pinstripes running along the body.
Gold wheels contrast the purple finish, and a 55-inch dorsal fin improves aerodynamics at speeds over 200 mph.
The fin features hand-painted American and British flags in gold.
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Inside, the cabin combines purple and standard carbon fiber with white leather seats. The transmission tunnel has anodized gold accents on the shift knob and air vents.
The owner's family name is embroidered on the driver and passenger knee pads.
Prices for the Venom F5-M start at $2.65 million, but the extensive customization likely pushes the cost above $3 million.
Racing driver Alex Brundle will drive the car at Goodwood, completing eight hill climbs over the weekend.
Hennessey confirmed that the manual transmission and updated chassis will be available on other F5 variants, including the Coupe, Roadster, and Revolution.
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The company has delivered over 40 Venom F5 hypercars worldwide.
