Mojave
In 2012, Espera Montbéliard students presented the Eight, a modern hot rod powered by a Maserati V8. Five years later, a new hot rod has been designed and built: the Mojave, taking its name from the Californian desert.
![Sbarro Mojave](Sbarro-Mojave-1.jpg)
Retro yet modern
The Mojave's retro inspiration is reflected in its unbodied wheels, long hood, doors that open in the "wrong" direction, deeply recessed cockpit, virtually non-existent glass surface, and grille that even has a hole for a crank to start it. But there are plenty of modern details: the sharp angles, the ring-shaped headlights that give it an intriguing look, the large, wide wheels. The look is resolutely modern.
![Sbarro Mojave](Sbarro-Mojave-2.jpg)
Jaguar
The Mojave was designed and built by 24 students from Espera Montbéliard in just 64 days.
![Sbarro Mojave](Sbarro-Mojave-32.jpg)
In brief
1- Modern Hot rod
2- Jaguar V8 engine
3- 24-64 : 24 sudents during 64 days