2013 Youabian Puma

The Youabian Puma has certainly achieved its design goal: to be unique and to stand out. It was built for individuals who dare to be different and go beyond their dreams. It was based on feedback from many wealthy individuals around the world who wanted something different and unique. The Puma's goal is not to be the fastest in the world, but to be the most unique, just like its owners.

The Puma was conceived, designed, engineered, and built in Los Angeles, California. It has been given the most technologically advanced features offered in the automotive industry, along with a fully automated convertible hardtop. The onboard computers monitor readings from more than twenty sensors throughout hardtop pieces and mechanisms in order to orchestrate a precise and accurate movement of each piece. The convertible top movement is completed in just under 30 seconds.

Power is supplied from a racing-inspired cast aluminum V8 displacing 427 cubic inches and offering over 500 horsepower. There is a 6-speed automatic with Tiptronic, positraction, and a body comprised of aluminum & fiberglass composites. It measures 242 inches and length and has a 163.5-inch wheelbase.

This massive 2-door 4-seater goes from zero-to-sixty in just 5.9 seconds. In the city, it can achieve 14 miles per gallon.

This vehicle is the work of a Dr. K. Youabian.
By Daniel Vaughan | Nov 2013