The Cheetah is a notable sports car model that emerged in the 1960s, designed for high-performance racing. Produced by Bill Thomas, an American race car builder, the Cheetah was envisioned to compete with established sports cars of the time, particularly in endurance racing. The car featured a lightweight fiberglass body, a tubular frame, and was powered by powerful Chevrolet V8 engines, delivering impressive speed and agility on the track. Despite its promising performance characteristics, the Cheetah faced limited production and commercial success. Only a small number of units were built, contributing to the car’s rarity and making it a sought-after collector’s item in contemporary automotive circles. The Cheetah remains a distinctive representation of American muscle car ingenuity during the heyday of sports car racing in the 1960s.