The all new Cunningham C - 7 designed by Stewart Reed was unveiled
at the 2001 North American International Auto Show

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Stewart Reed showed his latest project car at the 2001 North American
International Auto Show.

The "C 7" sports car is a new design created for Cunningham Motors. It was introduced at the North American International Auto Show on January 8, 2001, the C 7 is a sleek blend of modern features and the classic stylings of Cunningham's earlier grand touring cars and racing vehicles.

First photos of the Cunningham C 7 at its unveiling Wednesday January 10, 2001

Featuring a nearly 7 liter, V - 12 engine, the C 7 is capable of speeds over 200 mph. Stewart describes the C 7 as "a sculpture on wheels"; the first pictures of the car below give an excellent indication of what he means by that.

The C 7 retains numerous elements of previous Cunningham designs such as its classic wide-mouth grille, the graceful curves of the front fenders and the round headlights. New elements of the design includes the car's front mid-engine placement for improved weight distribution and performance, its 22 inch steering wheel, and the cockpit-like interior with its four bucket seats. The C 7 also features 360 degree collision sensors.

The C 7 could become Cunningham Motors' re-entry into the production vehicle market within the next three years.