Mosler

Mosler was an American sports car brand focused on lightweight construction, mid-engine layouts, and race-developed performance. Founded by Warren Mosler in 1985 as Consulier Industries, the company first produced the unconventional Consulier GTP before introducing the Intruder, Raptor, and MT900. Its best-known model, the Mosler MT900, used a carbon-fiber structure, rear-wheel drive, and Chevrolet V8 power in both road-going and competition versions. The MT900R achieved notable success in international GT racing, while the street-legal MT900S targeted enthusiasts seeking a rare alternative to established European supercars. Mosler remained a low-volume manufacturer throughout its history, and Rossion Automotive acquired its assets in 2013.