Mosslr Supercar Debut

Mosslr Unveiled

Engler Automotive is stirring up excitement with the Mosslr, a modern take on the classic Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Stirling Moss. This isn’t the first time Engler has pushed the envelope; they previously launched the 1,200 hp Super Quad, a quad bike quite like no other. The Mosslr plans promise exclusivity with just 75 units in production, highlighting its distinct and collectible nature.

Specs

At its core, the Mosslr is about power and surreal design. Buyers will have the choice of three engines: two different V8s and a V12. The base V8 boasts 740 horsepower and can hustle up to 200 mph. If more power is on the wishlist, there’s a version with 986 hp that hits an impressive top speed of 217 mph. Not to be outdone, the V12 option delivers 838 hp, offering not just performance but also an auditory delight to match. With starting prices around $803,000, this speed demon doesn’t come cheap, and later models will stretch that price tag to approximately $894,000.

Design

Externally, the Mosslr is a visual masterpiece. Its front end is dominated by a large grille accompanied by sleek LED headlights and wide air intakes. The elegantly stretched hood and the signature side-exiting tailpipes nod to its SLR heritage while adding a twist of modern flair. At the rear, the vehicle captures attention with a charming curved LED light bar, subtle wings, and a prominent diffuser. Though the interior hasn’t been shown, it’s anticipated to be decked out in luxurious leather—flashy and minimalistic in true Engler style.

Driving Experience

Driving the Mosslr promises to be as thrilling as its figures suggest. Comparable vehicles are few and far between. It’s not just about the rapid speeds; it’s the sensation of piloting a beautifully engineered open-top speedster that sets this ride apart. The closest analog might be the wind-in-the-hair feeling found in high-performance roadsters, but the Mosslr’s tailored driving dynamics elevate it beyond the realm of typical sports cars. This feels like part sports car, part spaceship.

The limited run and the craft that goes into each model make the Mosslr a potential collector’s item. Engler’s timeline is ambitious, with models expected to roll out in the next 6 to 9 months and full-scale production lined up soon after. Those interested should stay tuned. This high-stakes blend of performance and design brilliance is poised to make an indelible mark on modern automotive history.