La Bala

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la Bala

Manufacturer	Grabercars^[1]
Body style	Roadster
Engine	1.6L 16v 4A-GE (125 hp)^[1]
Wheelbase	98 in. (2489 mm)^[1]
Length	126 in. (3200 mm)^[1]
Width	67 in. (1702 mm)^[1]
Ride height	3-5 in. (76-127 mm) adjustable^[1]
Track	57 in (1448 mm)^[1] (front), 57 in (1448 mm)^[1] (rear)
Curb weight	1400 lb (635 kg)^[1]
Similar	Toyota MR2, Mazda Miata, Honda S2000
Designer	Steve Graber^[1]

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The la Bala is a homebuilt car designed and constructed by Steve Graber. It has a tube frame chassis with a Toyota 4A-GE in a mid-rear configuraton, though most front-wheel drive engines can be mounted in it. It is currently a one-off car, but a kit is planned.