Stola Phalcon

The Stola Phalcon was a luxury two-door coupe that Stola introduced at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show. Its design resembled that of the Maybach Exelero show car that Stola had built in 2004, and it was presented with a Brabus-tuned twin-turbo Mercedes-Benz V12 and a one-piece windshield running far toward the back of the car. Stola showed it as the first of a planned family of highly customizable limited production cars, where buyers could choose colours, interior materials and even the model name, and the plan was to produce 25 units. Reports at the time gave the engine about 740 horsepower and a top speed of more than 200 mph. Maybach had chosen not to produce the Exelero, and the car was described as Stola's own answer to that.