This American exotic features 550 hp, a manual transmission, and only 1,800 miles since it rolled off of the line car auto cars
V8 under the rear decklid is said to produce 550 hp and 525 lb-ft of torque. While it largely started life as a Windsor V8, Saleen added an aluminum bloc, CNC-machined cylinder heads, billet steel connecting rods, forged pistons, and more. It sends that power through a six-speed manual transmission and a limited-slip rear differential to Pirelli P Zero tires that need replacement as they’re too old at this stage.
The cabin is quite spartan. It features a plaque noting that its chassis number is 03-024. A flat-bottomed leather-wrapped steering wheel presents itself to the asymmetrically-situated driver’s seat. That seat, by the way, isn’t adjustable. It’s fixed in place based on the owner’s preference and then can only be readjusted by unbolting it and reinstalling it into a new position.is already past half a million dollars and this car has more than a week to go.
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