Shelby's F-150 Super Snake Sport Packs 810 HP with a Two-Door Cab
Shelby American is bringing back the two-door Super Snake Sport, and the lowered street truck is capable of making significant power. If the Ram 1500 Rumble Bee SRT or the supercharged F-150 Lobo have too many doors or too few horses for you, perhaps the 2026 Shelby F-150 Super Snake Sport is a better fit. Shelby American's latest F-150 monster takes the traditional single-cab truck and turns it into a performance machine capable of 810 horsepower with unmistakable Shelby style. The F-150 is no stranger to the Shelby treatment. Shelby first created a four-door Super Snake street truck a decade ago, and the first generation of its two-door sibling, the Super Snake Sport, was in production from 2020 through 2023. Now, the two-door powerhouse enters its second generation and is ready to claim the street truck crown. See all results for new 2026 Ford F-150 for sale near 96740 The Super Snake Sport is built off a regular-cab F-150 that's fitted with a 400-hp 5.0-liter V-8. Throw some extra cash into the pot, however, and the V-8 more than doubles its output via a Shelby-engineered supercharger to 810 horsepower. The modified truck sits significantly lower compared to a regular F-150 and sings through a Shelby-tuned exhaust system. It features adjustable coilovers, rear traction bars, upgraded Baer brake rotors, and Michelin performance tires wrapped around 22-inch alloy wheels. Add the supercharger, and the street truck also gets an aluminum heat exchanger and upgrades to its intake system, fuel injectors, and spark plugs. On the outside, the limited-run trucks don racing stripes from fender to fender and wear a hood scoop, aerodynamic front fender vents, and "Shelby" grille lettering that can be painted to match the body color or stripe color. Inside, carbon-fiber details, billet racing pedals, and Shelby-branded leather seats, plaques, and floor mats help distinguish the Super Snake Sport from lesser F-150s. The Super Snake Sport is available in Agate Black, Argon Blue, Carbonized Gray Metallic, Iconic Silver, and Oxford White. Customers can choose from blue, gray, red, silver, or white glossy stripes, or matte black for a more subdued look. Shelby says it's only building 500 of these beasts, and orders are open now—but that kind of power doesn't come cheap. The 810-hp Super Snake Sport starts at $115,795. That's about $18,000 more than the four-door Rumble Bee SRT, and way more than double the cost of the base-model F-150 XL, which is the only other way to get a regular cab F-150. See all results for new 2026 Ford F-150 for sale near 96740 Alayna Wilkening grew up reading motorsport magazines and following her grandpa around his Chevrolet dealership's showroom floor. In true Hoosier fashion, her first car was a hot pink custom cardboard "Fiero-vette" for her kindergarten Kindy 500 race. She now autocrosses a 1994 Miata with her dad, which she learned to drive the night before her first event. Alayna went to Indiana University and graduated with a degree in journalism and a minor in graphic design. As a testament to her great taste in cars, her first real one was a metallic orange 2007 Chevy HHR, which she lovingly called "The Dumptruck." Mercedes-Benz Recalls 310K Cars Over Rollaway Risk BMW's X5-Based G-Wagen Rival Reportedly Scrapped Future EVs: Every Electric Vehicle Coming Soon Toyota GRMN Corolla Costs Nearly as Much as an M2 Porsche Cayenne Turbo EV Sets Several C/D Records 641-HP Genesis GV60 Magma Starts Under $72,000 Toyota and Nissan Suspend Production in Japan How the New Audi Q9 Compares with BMW and Mercedes 2028 Mercedes-Benz GLA Heads Down Electric Avenue Bentley Conti GTC One-Off Celebrates a Milestone Ford Recalls SUVs for Unexpected Reclining Seats Ram's New 777-HP Street Truck Costs Under $100,000
