SUMMARY

2020 Superlite SL-C

The underside panel is slightly misaligned at the edge. Refer to picture 43. There are minor misc scratches around the vehicle most too small to see in photos. The left-side brake vent appears to have a crack. Refer to picture 20. Headlights and taillights were clear and free of cracks or other damage. The panel alignments appeared to be normal. The exterior lights were functional and working properly. All four tires have an adequate amount of remaining tread depth with an even wear pattern.

An evaluation for cruise control was not performed as a test drive was not conducted. There is light wear to the seats. The interior trim shows normal wear. I did not notice any odd smells or signs that the car had been smoked in. There were also no signs of water leaks.

The exhaust is very noisy, and it does not appear to have any mufflers. It is hard to confirm, as the rear hatch cannot be opened without removing the rear spoiler. The vehicle is modified with a GM LS engine of unknown details, a custom twin-turbo setup, and a custom powertrain PCM. It also features a custom aircraft aluminum and chrome moly tubing frame with adjustable coilovers on all four wheels.

The road test was not performed as the vehicle is not registered and the location does not allow it. My scan tool could not communicate with the PCM. The vehicle has an OBD port, but it is not working with a generic scanner. More diagnosis is needed. I could start the engine at idle and did not detect any unusual noise aside from the loud exhaust.

Note
I was unable to find the VIN tag, as its placement is determined by the individual builder, and the manager did not know its location either. I was also unable to get the custom instrument cluster to display the mileage.