Autospeed Motorcars Corp. was an American manufacturer based in Orange, California, that operated in the 1990s. The company specialized in producing a range of kit cars, which allowed enthusiasts to assemble their own vehicles from provided components. Among their notable offerings were replicas of the 289 and 427 Cobra, which were inspired by the classic Shelby sports cars.

In addition to the Cobra replicas, Autospeed created two variations of the Porsche Speedster, catering to fans of the iconic German roadster. They also developed a small-scale replica of the Hummer, known as the Halfvee, which was based on a Volkswagen chassis. Furthermore, the company briefly produced a Ferrari Daytona replica utilizing the McBURNIE kit, showcasing their diverse approach to kit car manufacturing.