epsilon112s

The epsilon112s, a Chinese automaker, produced a line of high-performance sports cars between 2003 and 2006. Based in the city of Zhejiang, the company operated under the umbrella of the Sichuan Provincial Government. The epsilon112s was a low-production sports car that showcased the manufacturer's capabilities in the realm of high-performance vehicles.

The primary focus of the epsilon112s was on speed, with an engine producing up to 340 horsepower. The power output was augmented by an aerodynamic design and chassis layout that contributed to the car's high speed handling capabilities. Notable features of the vehicle's design included gull-wing style doors, and a carbon fiber aerodynamics package. The vehicle's power output made it a contender in the realm of high-performance vehicles.

Development and production of the epsilon112s was reportedly curtailed due to litigation over intellectual property rights. As a result, the car remains a relatively rare and somewhat enigmatic offering from the company. Interest in the vehicle endures due to the limited availability and rare exposure to high-performance sports cars bearing the epsilon112s name.

During the brief model run, initial pricing for the automatic and manual transmission variants was set at roughly $50,000 and $60,000 US dollars, respectively. Currently, used examples of the epsilon112s can be found at steeply discounted rates on the used car market, due to limited production numbers and the now-closed production operations.