The Falcon F7 uses Corvette LS7 power, and comes from humble Chevrolet Corvette and Dodge Viper beginnings. The car will be auctioned at Barrett-Jackson.

A very rare supercar has popped up for sale: Falcon Motorsports only built 7 units of the F7 since 2013, and this is #3 of the 6 surviving ones ...

The Falcon F7 debuted at the Detroit Auto Show in 2011 in concept form. Then, at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show, the Falcon displayed its first F7 destined for a customer's garage. This sexy Midwest ...

Falcon F7 is a $225,000 Hand Built Supercar Powered by a Corvette Sourced V8 [Video] Making its premiere in final production trim at the 2012 Detroit Auto ...

Falcon Motorsports founder Jeff Lemke said the Falcon F7 sells for $295,000 to $395,000, depending on the options. If you want to see how it's made, tune in to the Science channel next week.

Woman Bought Super-Rare Falcon F7 at Auction for $181,000. "My Husband Will LOVE This!" 28 Jul 2025, 10:23 UTC &middot By: Elena Luchian // A woman bought the 1,100-horsepower Falcon F7 supercar ...

Want To Buy Your Own Car Brand? Falcon Motorsports’ For Sale For Just $675,000 Falcon Motorsports briefly produced the F7 but only built seven of them ...

The F7 Was More Than A Match For Its Rivals Despite being a low-volume, independent-built supercar, the Falcon F7 wasn’t just a garage-built oddity.

2014 Falcon F7 First revealed as a concept at NAIAS 2011, then as a production model in 2012, the Falcon F7 wasn't a brand-new debut, but we (and we're guessing many readers) haven't heard all ...

The result—the Falcon F7— was unveiled at the 2012 Detroit auto show. The F7 was powered by a GM-sourced LS7 7.0-liter V-8 that produced 620 horsepower and 580 pound-feet of torque.

Exotic supercars are generally uncommon at best, but the Falcon F7 is rarer than most. Jeff Lemke formed Falcon Motorsports in 2009 to give power-hungry enthusiasts an American alternative to ...