Oh no. If I am not mistaken the MSRP on the car is around $700K out the door - with no options.

 

wow, im surprised by that..i always thought they were about same price as the carrera gt

 

Yeah. That's one reason that they never really sold well.

To buy one, you had to put $100K down before they would even start the process.

 

But they're somewhat more affordable in the used (if you can find one) market. There's a guy down the road from me that has a beautiful one. And they're so ridiculously fast!!! Really, a gorgeous carbon fibre beauty. He also owns the Edo Modified MC12 beside it there, and he drives them both a TON!!!! It wouldn't surprise me if he has more miles on his MC12 than ALL the other MC12's in North America COMBINED!!!

 

Great information Pro!

I've seen an S7 a couple of years ago, didn't know they were rare, I just knew it was expensive. It was in a valet spot around the corner from where I live now.

Honestly, the S7 reminds me of the SSC Ultimate Aero- a giant kit supercar.

 

Wow impressive! I absolutely love that S7 TT competition, dont remember the number but they haven't built that many of them, 5 or something like it... Would love to see more pics if you have.

 

I love Saleen S7's. I really want to see one

 

I beg to differ. I cannot name one car in that price range that is better.
For ~$750,000 you get 1035bhp, 2800lbs, and enough downforce to drive upside down at 150mph.

It will smoke a Veyron in the standing mile, have near the top speed of the Veyron SS, but all the while it will lap a track as fast as a Gumpert Apollo S. It can do everything a Koenigsegg can do and everything a Gumpert Apollo can do. And then some.
And it doesn't lack luxury or quality.

 

Seen a few around the detroit area over the years. This was the first 'supercar' that I really fell in love with.

 

alex, you are kind of right, they cost around 550k but prices go up, that was the last price i saw for a new one, used ones are around the price of like 400k