Yes, the Equus Bass 770 looks a lot like an old-school Ford Mustang, but that's not a bad thing nor is it enough to immediately write it off. With smoother lines than the rigid Mustangs of the 60s, ...

A LUXURY hand-built muscle car, Equus Bass 770, can take you from 0-60mph in 3.4 seconds and reach a maximum speed of up to 200mph. The impressive car, built to order, blends styling elements from the ...

There’s just something very cool about classic American muscle cars. Trouble is, when compared to a lot of today’s vehicles, the idea of giving up a those contemporary luxury amenities for say a ’69 ...

If you’re a fan of the Ford Mustang, or any muscle car for that matter, you might have heard of the Equus Bass 770, first unveiled in 2013. The car, recently featured on an episode of Ridiculous Rides ...

Looking at the Equus Bass (guitar, not fish) is a little disorienting. The car-recognizer parts of your brain start firing, but all at once. It's like every major American muscle car was placed into a ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

American Muscle. Hand made in Detroit, Michigan – the touchstone of the American automobile industry. From this cradle of steel and sparks comes the Equus BASS770 coupe. Manufactured by EQUUS ...

Brand ambassador Ian James speaks about the Equus Bass 770 at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image A white Equus Bass ...

Among the many processes used to develop and build the parts of the Bass 770, including carbon fiber work for the body, Equus contracted its 3D printing work to Solid Concepts. Far from a simple shift ...

Muscle car fans might remember the Equus Bass 770 from a few years ago, a homegrown $250,00 sports car inspired by classic American performance vehicles. It was the product of one company’s idea to ...

Brand ambassador Ian James speaks about the Equus Bass 770 at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image A white Equus Bass ...