Cars from the cinema will soon appear on American streets

The American company Fusion Motor Company plans to create a prototype of the Ford Mustang Eleanor Fastbacks. Auto gained fame through the filming of the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds."

The name Eleanor was acquired by Fusion Motor after signing a contract with the widow G. Halitski, an American director and film author. Agreements on the transfer of the right to use the name were reached a year ago, and now the company is preparing to start the release. It is expected that the car will be released in a small series.

The creators plan to use parts of the old Ford Mustang Fastback, produced from the late 60s. XX century. There are enough such cars in the States. Some body parts will be replaced, some upgraded and upgraded. The model will have a fundamentally new rear suspension, brakes, headlights, seats and steering wheel. Cars will complement the modern air-conditioning module and a speaker system.

There will be several complete sets of the car. Motor power can be chosen - 430,480, 560, 600 and 750 hp, transmission - 5 or 6-speed manual, or "automatic".Paying, you can buy sports seats and modern multimedia system.

The potential manufacturer is a small company that does not have extensive production facilities, so it will take almost a year to make each piece. This “author's” work is highly valued, so the simplest basic equipment will cost the potential buyer almost 190 thousand dollars. The upper limit of the cost simply does not exist.