VELOCITY TV’S “CAR CRAZY” TO FEATURE AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE LINGENFELTER COLLECTION AND LINGENFELTER PERFORMANCE ENGINEERING OWNER KEN LINGENFELTER

BRIGHTON, MI – On September 14, popular automotive enthusiast TV show “Car Crazy” will feature an in-depth look at one of the most outstanding car collections in the world and explore the unique story of the man responsible for this dream garage.

The Lingenfelter Collection, assembled and curated by Ken Lingenfelter, owner of Lingenfelter Performance Engineering, is a 40,000-square-foot building filled with a continually-evolving roster of over 200 unique and historically significant American muscle cars, Corvettes and late-model exotics, including a Bugatti Veyron, a Lamborghini Reventon and eight Ferraris, including a 2015 LaFerrari.

The Collection’s diversity comes from Lingenfelter’s wide-ranging automotive interests and is comprised of cars he likes. Corvettes both old and new are an integral part of the Collection which includes a ’53 Supercharged Corvette, the first supercharged Corvette, (one of two ever produced and the only one believed to still be in existence); the ’54 Duntov Test Mule, which is considered the first true high performance Corvette as well as Lingenfelter Performance Engineering’s new Level One and Level Two tuned C7 Z06s.

This amazing private collection is not only a showcase of some of the coolest cars ever, but it is also serves a more significant purpose – helping others. Lingenfelter uses the Collection as a unique venue for public tours and special events in order to generate financial support for a number of important charitable organizations through The Lingenfelter Foundation. Over the years, Collection events have raised funds for breast cancer, juvenile diabetes, youth organizations and many other worthwhile causes.

As a quintessential “car guy”, Lingenfelter has a deep appreciation for stylish, high-performance automobiles, and he puts that passion into his work as the owner of Lingenfelter Performance Engineering, a leading automotive performance engineering brand with a worldwide reputation for creating performance-tuned GM vehicles, engines and aftermarket components.

The “Car Crazy” episode will explore the synergy between Lingenfelter’s drive to create excellent high-performance aftermarket products and his tenacious pursuit of the world’s finest collectible automobiles and it will air on Monday, September 14 on Discovery’s Velocity TV channel. For details, visit carcrazycentral.com.