The Wildcat sport coupe was part of the Invicta line, however it was sold as a separate sports luxury car. In fact, it was actually an Invicta Sport Coupe with special badging and special equipment as part of the package. Some of that equipment was: DeLuxe steering wheel, all-vinyl front bucket seats with a center console and Turbine Drive transmission lever, a tachometer, rear floor lamp, an electric clock, and chrome roof bows in the headliner.

All Wildcat Sport Coupes had vinyl top covering, special "Wildcat" emblems on the roof quarter panels and special wheel covers. Custom bright metal exterior moldings, including lower body rocker panel and wheelhouse bright trim. Dual exhausts were standard.

The 2,000 Wildcats were included with the Invicta hardtop coupe's 13,471 production figure and shared its 4647 Model number. The Wildcat listed for $3,927 and weighed 4,150 pounds.

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