Hennessey CTS-V Pulls 11-Second Quarter Mile, Alerts OnStar Of "Emergency"

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Apparently, OnStar defines pulling .99 Gs of acceleration as a "Vehicle Event." An OnStar agent called the 700 HP Hennessey CTS-V immediately after the run just to make sure everyone was all right. Watch it happen here on video.

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