RLSH700

My thoughts as well. Saleen Mustangs have generally been a higher performance Mustang than a Rousch. You could say that Rousch is an entry level high performance after market brand, while Saleen is the premium level high performance after market brand.

WILD Jeff

Roush is a more flashy, mass produced, high performance modification of the Mustang.... I still want one though

Albeeno

I can't wait to see what Stevie Saleen can do with the new Challenger. This oughtta be interesting. Here's a fine example of Saleen's latest gem (the standard by which all "Challengers" will be judged):

2008 Saleen SA-25 Sterling Edition Mustang
Saleen Autosport is celebrating their 25th year of operation by producing a limited edition SA-25 Sterling Edition Mustang. Like with all their anniversaries models only 25 models will be produced to correspond to the years in business at a pricetag of $99,995.
Producing limited-edition anniversary Saleen’s is nothing new as they have done this for the last 25 years every 5 years. In 1988 they produced the SA-5, SA-10 in 1993, SA-15 in 1998, SA-20 in 2003 and now the SA-25 which will be by far the most powerfull of all the anniversary models.

The SA-25 is based off the S302 Extreme and will get the same supercharged engine producing 620 horsepower & 600 lb-ft of torque with a push-button electric start. Some exterior features that will make the SA-25 more unique include 5-spoke forged wheels, handpainted “Gun Sight” racing stripes and anniversary fender badges. Interior treatments will include Black Diamond alcantara seats with leather accents, a navigation system and serialized plaque.

For buyers purchasing the SA-25 they will be treated with nothing but the best by getting a first class flight to Detroit, limo transportation from the airport, dinner with Saleen brass, a hosted tour of the Saleen plant, and a custom leather jacket among other things. No details on when the limited edition Saleen will be available.

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