The Oilstainlab HF-11, America’s Porsche-Inspired Hypercar that Packs Massive Power

The Oilstainlab HF-11: America’s Answer to the Hypercar Elite

Move over, Gordon Murray T.50—there’s a new kid on the hypercar block, and it’s coming from an unlikely place. The Oilstainlab HF-11 is shaping up to be America’s wildest take on the high-performance masterpiece, blending Porsche-level engineering with mind-bending power.

A Lightweight Monster with a Vicious Bite

At its heart? A mid-mounted flat-six with two flavors: a 4.6L pumping out a healthy 600 hp (plenty for a car this light) and an absolute beast of a 5.0L pushing 1,200 hp—likely thanks to twin turbos and a spine-tingling 12,000 rpm redline. Oh, and if you’re into electric thrills, there’s an 850-hp EV version, with a clever subframe swap letting you switch between gas and electric.

Want to row your own gears? You’ve got options: a six-speed manual for the purists or a seven-speed sequential for lightning-fast shifts. Either way, this thing is built to shred backroads and dominate straights.

Design: Like a 911 and a Valkyrie Had a Carbon-Fiber Baby

Despite Oilstainlab being a newcomer, the HF-11 looks like it was penned by Porsche and Aston Martin’s lovechild. The full-carbon construction keeps weight down to a ridiculous 2,000 lbs (910 kg), meaning every one of those horses has less to haul. The result? A car that’s not just fast—it’s telepathically responsive.

Exclusive? You Bet—If You Can Afford It

Only 25 will ever exist, and they won’t come cheap. The base ICE model starts at $1.85 million, while the dual-powertrain version (gas + electric) jumps to $2.3 million. But for that price, you’re not just buying a car—you’re buying into a hand-built, no-compromises driving experience.

The Verdict? 2025’s Most Exciting Hypercar

With Porsche-inspired engineering, Valkyrie-level drama, and power numbers that border on absurd, the HF-11 isn’t just another hypercar—it’s a statement. And for the lucky few who snag one? Pure automotive nirvana awaits.