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The Serpent Serval is 80's. It's almost painfully 80's. Pop-ups, turbocharged, heavy use of unpainted black plastic, a digital dashboard, and a wedgy design. It screams of neon, Florida beaches and maybe some illicit substances too.
The Serval came at a time when the US was severely lacking in the sportscar market. The '73 fuel crisis and the '79 energy crisis had put a big dent in the sports-and-supercar market, and Serpent set their sights on righting the situation with the Serval - first introduced in 1980. The turbocharged version arrived a little later in 1982, now featuring aforementioned turbochargers.
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The silver color is complimented by black plastic - the engine is a moderately-sized V8 mounted in the middle. This is the turbocharged version, so it pumps out 320 horsepower! That's plenty of kick in that MR layout pushing that kind of power.
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The mid-mounted layout and 80's era means it has no driving assists - no ABS, no traction control, nothing. This, combined with its MR layout, means it can be a handful. The wide rear wheels should keep it in line, but you will have to watch yourself.
Thank you for driving my car. I hope you enjoy it!

1982 Serpent Serval Turbo 2.0
An 80's mid-engine digital-era supercar
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