The new release is a second tribute to the legendary race car driver following the 2007 release of the SLR 722 praising Moss’ achievement during the 1955 Mille Miglia race.

True to its purpose, the Stirling Moss SLR bares similarities to the renowned Mercedes 300 SLR. Its carbon fiber chassis follows the line form of an arrow head. It has the long front end with a short rear over hang giving it anyone an impression that in can zoom like lightning on the road.

The design also drops the windshield and roof. Instead, it makes use of a wind deflector to improve the airflow across the car. Roll bars are also installed behind the passenger seat disguised by the air scoops housing them.

The interior of the car follows a minimalist perspective using high grade leather, carbon fiber, and aluminum. The shifter is the center of the interior featuring an engraved aluminum plate signed by Moss.

Under the hood of the SLR is a supercharged V8 engine adapted from the 722 edition. The power plant that outputs 650 horse power is capable of sending the car from 0 to 60 mph in less than 3.5 seconds. Top speed is jotted at 217 mph.

The Stirling Moss SLR will be limited to 75 units with a price tag of over $1 million. Unfortunately, the car will not be sold in North America because of certification issues.