Opening Up the Falcon F7 American Supercar

Falcon F7 from Falcon Motorsports First unveiled in 2009 - Jeff Lemke, the CEO, says its inspired by the Ferrari 288 GTO, Ford GT40, and the Dodge Viper First production car starting in 2012 Intended to build a run of 10 Believe to be 7 built, 1 has been destroyed but 6 remain Starting MSRP of $225,000 This one was purchased at the 2017 Barrett Jackson Scottsdale auction for $148,500 with 12,000 miles on it A red one ran though cars and bids recently and ended with a high bid of $122,000, not meeting reserve Moving on to the specs The Flacon F7 features a lightweight Monocoque chassis and body components made from a mix of Aluminum, Carbon Fiber, and Kevlar which gives the car a relative light weight of 2,785 lbs. -leather interior -Removeable Targa Top -iPad mini in-dash for gps, music, and electronic management -air conditioning -power windows and keyless ignition Sits on a set of 20” Forgeline wheels made specifically for the Falcon -Help hide the Brembo Brakes The engine Decklid opens like the Hood of a Mercedes-Benz SLR Mclaren Power for this car comes from the standard Lingenfelter 7.0-Liter LS-7 V8, producing 620 horsepower and 585 lb-ft of torque. Mated to a Heavy Duty Riccardo 6-speed transaxle - same company that makde the Ford GT transaxles. There is an optional Twin-turbocharged LS7 that produces 1100 horsepower - steps the price up to $300,000 Performance specs vary 0-60 of about 3.3-3.6 seconds although the website says 2.7 sec An estimated top speed of over 200 mph A ¼ mile time of 10.9 seconds. The engine bay features a variety of unique features -carbon fiber air intake that is visible when the hood is down -air filters are inserted into the hood -Small trunks on each side behind the tires

Added 9 Aug 2026