Rossion and Mosler may sound like two names we just made up, but they’re bona fide American carmakers and, soon, they’ll be one. RP Performance, the outfit that owns Rossion, has bought Mosler ...
"Kit car" is rarely a compliment. The phrase summons up images of unwieldy synthetics wrapped haphazardly around deeply ordinary vehicles, hoping to score the image of a supercar without any ...
The American-made Rossion Q1 is a lightweight, track-focused supercar that few have even heard of. Its twin-turbocharged V6 develops some 450 hp (335 kW) and 490 lb-ft (663 Nm) of torque allowing the ...
Said to be one of just three Q1R race cars ever produced by Rossion Automotive, this particular example also happens to be the only one that’s finished in bare carbon fiber. Now, you might be ...
It's been so long since we heard about anything new from Mosler Automotive that you'd be forgiven for thinking that the company had gone the way of so many other small sports car manufacturers and ...
Maybe you missed your chance to buy a Noble M400, the 425-hp rocket sled of a sports car developed in the United Kingdom by former racer and engineer Lee Noble ( Organic Chemistry, AW, Dec. 11, 2006).
Mosler Automotive, founded by Warren Mosler during the 1980s, had a knack for making really awesome road cars that looked horrible, although it could be argued that Mosler's original Consulier GTP had ...
View post: DeWalt’s ‘Quality’ 14-Piece Pivot Bit Holder Set Is on Sale for 43% Off at Amazon click above image for more views of the Rossion Q1 Back in February we told you about Noble Automotive ...
The new Rossion Q1 corporates dramatic design and a comfortably refined interior to create a versatile supercar that mesmerizes on the road as easily as on the track. The move into production for the ...
Every true car person has had a life-changing moment, where a car they’ve idolized from a far is put through its paces and revealed to be a steaming pile of dogcrap. The Japan-only R32 Nissan Skyline ...
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