Shelby Cobra 427 (miscellaneous)

== Collections ==
* Retro (also depicted in banner, alongside the Camaro Z/28, Datsun 280Z and Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary)
== Trivia ==
; General
* Despite the fact that the Shelby Cobra 427 is a registered trademark by Shelby, it is not trademarked in any of the Asphalt games.
; Asphalt 7: Heat:
* The Shelby Cobra 427 S/C retains its open-top nature.
; Asphalt 8: Airborne:
* The Shelby Cobra 427 S/C is erroneously renamed to simply Shelby Cobra 427 and gains a roof not normally seen on the real-life model.
* The Shelby Cobra 427 is one of the smallest cars in the game. Its license plate is nearly invisible during a race.
* The Shelby Cobra 427 has the lowest starting rank of all Class B cars, with 1015, excluding "Special Edition" cars.
** It also has the highest upgrade rank increase, with 383.
** It also has the second best Tuning Kit bonus, with +67 rank points, behind the Honda Integra Type-R's +77.
* The Shelby Cobra 427 uses the "Cuda V8" engine sound first seen in the Spada Codatronca TSS and later seen in the Mosler GT3 and Sbarro Alcador.
** Similar to the AC 378 GT Z, Camaro Z/28, and Donkervoort D8 GTO, the Shelby Cobra 427's engine sound is played differently: it sounds similar to constant redlining.
* The Shelby Cobra 427 requires the highest amount of Mid-Tech cards for any Class B car, with 28 of them. Strangely, this is a higher amount of required Mid-Tech cards than any of the Class A cars.
* The Shelby Cobra 427 is the only Car Mastery-unlockable car that uses a brand new manufacturer altogether as opposed to a pre-existing one in the game.
** It is also the only Car Mastery-unlockable car to be a returning car from a previous Asphalt game.
Category:Miscellaneous