Spyker C8 ready for U.S. sales

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has officially deemed the Spyker C8 coupe and convertible roadworthy, thus completing a two-year certification process and making the Dutch exotics ready for sale in the U.S. The cars had already received approval from the E.P.A. a few months ago. Spyker plans to increase its network of U.S. dealers from 13 to 20 by the end of 2005, including the opening of a Las Vegas showroom in July. This means that what happens in Vegas can now be driven home.

By John Neff
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has officially deemed the Spyker C8 coupe and convertible
roadworthy, thus completing a two-year certification process and making the Dutch exotics ready for sale in the U.S.
The cars had already received approval from the E.P.A. a few months ago. Spyker plans to increase its network of U.S.
dealers from 13 to 20 by the end of 2005, including the opening of a Las Vegas showroom in July. This means that what
happens in Vegas can now be driven home.