American sports cars and hypercars, plus high-performance Mustangs, Corvettes and trucks built by tuners in the USA.
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Two kinds of builders are listed here. Hypercar makers such as SSC, Czinger, Hennessey and Glickenhaus build their own cars in small numbers. Performance builders such as Shelby, Saleen, Roush and Callaway start with new Fords and GM vehicles and rebuild them with superchargers, suspension and bodywork.
Each listing says whether the car is built from scratch or starts as another maker's vehicle, and where the engine comes from.
Callaway sells supercharged Callaway versions of new GM vehicles: the C8 Corvette Stingray and E-Ray, Silverado, Sierra, Suburban, Yukon and Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing.
Made in: Old Lyme, CT and Temecula, CA (conversions at its factories). Every vehicle starts as a new Chevrolet, GMC or Cadillac with a GM engine.
Source: Callaway Cars, 2025, checked 10/2026
Old Lyme, CT
Czinger builds the 21C hybrid hypercar, limited to 80 cars, using 3D-printed structures. It is offered in Spyder, high-downforce and Vmax versions.
Made in: Los Angeles, CA (21C production at its Area 21 facility). The car pairs a 2.88-liter twin-turbo V8 with two electric motors.
Source: Czinger, checked 10/2026
Los Angeles, CA
Hennessey builds the carbon-fiber Venom F5 hypercar and sells high-output upgrade packages and limited editions based on Ford, Ram, Chevrolet and Cadillac trucks, SUVs and cars, such as the VelociRaptor and the Mammoth TRX.
Made in: Sealy, TX (Venom F5 assembly and upgrade work at the company's production facility). The trucks and cars it modifies start as factory vehicles from the major automakers.
Source: Texas Monthly, checked 10/2026
Sealy, TX
Roush Performance builds Roush versions of the Ford Mustang, F-150 and Super Duty, plus a Slingshot Roush Edition, and sells performance parts and supercharger kits.
Made in: Livonia, MI. Its vehicles start as new Ford vehicles; the Slingshot edition is based on the Polaris Slingshot.
Source: Roush Performance, checked 10/2026
Livonia, MI
Saleen builds high-performance Saleen 302 Mustangs, Sportruck pickups and a Saleen Bronco, and is taking reservations for its S1 sports car.
Made in: Corona, CA (company headquarters). The Saleen 302 starts as a new Ford Mustang.
Source: Saleen, checked 10/2026
Corona, CA
Glickenhaus builds the SCG 004, a street-legal carbon-fiber supercar with a V8, a 6-speed manual and a three-seat center-driver layout.
Made in: Detroit, MI (004 built by hand at Roush Performance's Detroit facility). It uses a GM 6.2L V8 that Roush supercharges.
Source: Glickenhaus, checked 10/2026
Detroit, MI
Shelby American builds Shelby Mustangs such as the Super Snake and GT500KR, Shelby F-150, Raptor and Super Baja trucks, and continuation Cobras.
Made in: Las Vegas, NV (Super Snake production). The 2026 Super Snake starts as a Ford Mustang GT with Ford's 5.0L V8; a few are built by authorized Shelby Mod Shops.
Source: Shelby American, 2026, checked 10/2026
Las Vegas, NV
SSC North America builds the Tuatara hypercar and the track-focused Tuatara Striker, a limited run of 100 road cars plus 25 track-only cars.
Made in: Richland, WA (Tuatara production at SSC headquarters). Its twin-turbo V8 was developed with Nelson Racing Engines.
Source: SSC North America, 2025, checked 10/2026
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