These races have a clear winner.
The Toyota Supra, and Jeep Grand Cherokee RT Trackhawk look almost identical. Hoonigan has the chance to drag-race them and take full advantage of it.
The Supra has been mildly tuned by VF Engineering’s upgraded ECU. The engine produces a claimed 430 horsepower (321 Kilowatts).
Until then, the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT Trackhawk remains stock. Even though it has cargo inside, and a passenger aboard, this Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT Trackhawk is not in the lead going into the race. The Grand Cherokee Trackhawk remains one of the fastest SUVs 0-60. This vehicle weighs considerably more than the Supra and this fact increases the gap.
The first race saw the Jeep driver jumping the start twice. The second race goes much better and the Jeep wins easily.
Things get exciting from there. The Hoonigan team decides that the Jeep should stop at a stop and the Toyota must start at a rolling start. This should give Supra an advantage. The Grand Cherokee wins by one nose.
The Supra rolls for an encore run before the Grand Cherokee starts. This is enough to give the Toyota its first victory in these races.
This video shows just how amazing the Trackhawk can be. The Trackhawk’s 707 horsepower (527kilowatts), is still a formidable performer. The drag race that we want to see is the Trackhawk versus the 2021 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, which has 710 horsepower (529 kW)