Only 7 Falcon F7 supercars were ever made and one is for sale. This 2014 model, number 5 of the limited run, is from Michigan and was hand built with a twin turbo V8 making 1,100 horsepower.
Falcon Motorsports in Holly, Michigan built the F7 from 2012 to 2017. Jeff Lemke, the designer, had previously worked on Dodge Viper body kits before aiming higher. This isn’t a production car—it’s a bespoke machine built to take on the world’s best. Its mid engine design, carbon fiber body, aluminum chassis, and raw American V8 just oozes exotic flair. With only 1,700 miles this F7 is practically brand new and ready for its next driver.
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At the heart is a 7.0L LS7 V8 from a Corvette Z06 but with Lingenfelter Performance twin turbochargers making 1,100 horsepower—more than the 2025 Corvette ZR1’s 1,064 horsepower. Paired with a 6 speed gated manual transmission, a rarity in today’s paddle shift world, it sends power to the rear wheels for a driving experience that’s both thrilling and terrifying. Weighing only 2,800 pounds every horsepower counts.
Performance goes beyond the engine. Penske coilover pushrod suspension keeps it glued to the road, Brembo carbon ceramic brakes to match the speed. 20 inch Forgeline wheels with sticky tires and a chassis of carbon fiber, Kevlar and aluminum for rigidity and lightness. The F7’s sharp aggressive design rivals Italian exotics, performance over style.
Inside it’s functional not luxurious. Not plush but purposeful. Aluminum tub and minimal comforts. The gated shifter clicks through the gears, the steering wheel feels deliberate and the layout puts the driver in the action. It’s raw and unrefined by design.
This is the only F7 with a twin turbo setup. Debuted at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show and featured on How It’s Made: Dream Cars. Falcon Motorsports has kept it in pristine condition with recent work including a new clutch and axle shaft. On Cars & Bids now with live bidding and days to go.
