Review written on 8/1920.
The press around the Philadelphia Motors Cobra may look more appealing than the Cobra. But is it really a better Sports? As long as it's not as bad as the Erytheia, Philadelphia Motors should be happy with their results. We luckily have a test model to figure out where this vehicle stands in the market. And if it lives up to what the advertisements are saying about it.

On my first track run in the Philadelphia Motors Cobra suffered 2 cracked rips and a ruptured spleen. Not from wrecking it, but from the sheer raw power of this Sports. The Cobra's 117 hp @ 2848RPMs 5195 cc V6 engine drives you into the seats while you accelerate with an impressive 13.601s 0 to 60 mph time and a top speed of 91 mph. The Cobra is able to keep this speed all the way up to the the top speed of 91 mph. If this doesn't drop your jaw, the 174 lb-ft of torque will spin the earth in the opposite direction, the baby can tow 6369 lbs which is amazing! The handling characteristics of the Philadelphia Motors Cobra is borderline acceptable for a Sports. We wouldn't buy it for a tracking or narrow city streets. But for most people, who care little for driving, it is fine. After my hospital visit, I came to the conclusion that this is the best Sports I've ever tested on the track. Buy IT NOW!!!

After our series of track test, we look at the interior of the Philadelphia Motors Cobra and what we find might shock you. This is one of the absolutely worst interior that we've ever seen. I have no idea what Philadelphia Motors was thinking. Maybe they wanted to be cheap, but whatever they were thinking they need to rethink it. As it is now I can not recommend stepping foot inside the Cobra. It's that horrible.

14 cu-ft puts the Philadelphia Motors Cobra roughly in line with other vehicles in its class. We would consider this to be enough space for everyday use of a vehicle of this type. We certainly wouldn't use it if you're looking to haul a bunch of junk around.

The workmanship put into the Philadelphia Motors Cobra is unparalleled in this market. From its hand finished panelling to ultrahigh quality materials the Cobra is truly a work of art that should last a life time. It seems Philadelphia Motors has perfected the perfect.

I imagine it'll be rare to find a Philadelphia Motors Cobra in repair shops or even junk yards. These things are well built with quality parts. And that will show in the long run.

The 15.8 mpg city and might not look great. And it isn't. But there are worst options out there. That is no excuse however. The Philadelphia Motors Cobra needs to squeeze out a little more mileage if it ever wants to be a contender.

With that said, I would not trust the Philadelphia Motors Cobra with my kids. The risk adverse should avoid this vehicle due to its horrible safety features. This is probably why the dealership makes you sign a wavier before driving it.

The Philadelphia Motors Cobra fits the mold of your prototypical Sports. It meets all the necessary requirements of being a good Sports and at times is quite enjoyable. It may not be the best. But it is still a good Sports.