Saleen Car Pictures

Saleen goes F430 hunting. more

Saleen's S5S supercar concept was well received at its New York introduction. Will they take a chance and build the thing? more

It's a bird of prey that some will pray Saleen builds. Take a look at the company's latest ground-up creation. more

Saleen has unveiled their ground-up concept in New York. We hope they build it because this supercharged bird looks mean. more

You may never see one on the street, so now's your chance to take in this limited-edition Saleen Mustang. The S302E looks pretty mean in silver. more

The first street Mustang with a price tag north of $100 grand. Only twenty-five of these special-edition, 620-hp Saleen Mustangs will be built. Do the math, that's $2.5 million and 15,500 hp. more

The first street Mustang with a price tag north of $100 grand. Only twenty-five of these special-edition, 620-hp Saleen Mustangs will be built. Do the math, that's $2.5 million and 15,500 hp. more

The Saleen S7 Twin Turbo can run with any other super car while saving you enough cash to buy a luxury sedan or two. See wallpaper quality photos here. more

With no F150-based "Lightning" pickups in Ford showrooms--yet--Steve Saleen saw an opportunity to sell more vehicles while getting his name on something other than a Mustang. As with his raucous pony cars, Saleen's extended-cab Sporttruck S331 features crazy bodywork, a highly modified suspension, and stupendous brakes. The Sporttruck 331 gets its name from the 331-cubic-inch V-8 under the hood, which produces 325 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque in base "three-valve" form and 450 hp and 500 lb-ft more

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From every angle and from any distance, the Saleen S7 looks like a supercar. Every pedestrian strolling along Santa Barbara's State Street on a spring evening notices it. The gill-straked body is very long, very wide, and very low, and it sits atop huge, low-profile Pirelli P Zero Rosso tires. The snug cockpit is surrounded by acres of painted carbon fiber encapsulating enough aerodynamic ductwork to heat a house. A mid-mounted drivetrain breathes under glass, gulping air fed by a roof duct. more

From every angle and from any distance, the Saleen S7 looks like a supercar. Every pedestrian strolling along Santa Barbara's State Street on a spring evening notices it. The gill-straked body is very long, very wide, and very low, and it sits atop huge, low-profile Pirelli P Zero Rosso tires. The snug cockpit is surrounded by acres of painted carbon fiber encapsulating enough aerodynamic ductwork to heat a house. A mid-mounted drivetrain breathes under glass, gulping air fed by a roof duct. more

Irvine, California - Steve Saleen has his own ideas about comparison tests. "It's called a race," he says. "We're there every weekend. We wait for someone else's Mustang to show up for the comparison, but they never do." more