Is the Falcon F7 the Most American Supercar?

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“There are very few components that are outside the state [of Michigan], let alone outside the country,” says Falcon Motorsports CEO Jeff Lemke.
Falcon Motorsports did not start as a manufacturer of automobiles. But at this year's North American International Auto Show – which is scheduled to open to the public this Saturday, January 14 at Cobo Call in Detroit, MI – Falcon debuted the final version of its F7 supercar. “It's very much [a] Michigan [car],” Lemke told Benzinga. “The motor was built in Wixom. The chassis was built in Clinton Township. We build the body panels in Holly and assemble the car there. It's a very American car.”

Regarding the possibility of future models, Lemke said, “I have some exciting designs in my head that are possible. We'll see how things go.” Follow me @LouisBedigian

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