Advanced Chassis was a kit car manufacturer based in Alameda, California, operational from 1991 to 1992. The company specialized in producing high-quality chassis for automotive enthusiasts, particularly known for their sophisticated round-tube chassis designed for Cobra replicas.

In addition to the Cobra replica, Advanced Chassis developed a mid-engined kit car named the Anthem. This model was characterized by its convertible design, which bore a resemblance to a modified Ferrari Testarossa, complemented by a front end that featured elements from a Chevrolet Camaro. The Anthem was available for purchase either as a complete assembled vehicle or as a kit for those who preferred to build their own.

Despite its brief existence, Advanced Chassis contributed to the kit car market by offering unique designs that appealed to automotive hobbyists.