PREMISE
Sara Steele is one of the world’s top mechanics. Nicknamed “Motorgirl” for her unparalleled ability to fix any engine, fabricate any part, and build any device, she hails from a line of engineers-to-the-superspies. Her father, Sinclair, constructs lethal, gadget-laden vehicles for agencies such as the CIA, NSA, and MI-5. The two of them are essentially freelance versions of “Q” from the James Bond series.

STORY
Sara wants more than just a job at her dad’s garage. Not even spinning discs at local dance clubs as DJ Motorgirl, or practicing martial arts at the local dojo, seems to relieve her inner turmoil. One evening while alone in the shop, she receives a mysterious visitor: an ex-KGB chief, seeking to commission elaborately armed snowmobiles for his chateau’s security team. It looks like Sinclair’s been moonlighting for the other side! Sara has some competition issues with her father, so she decides to secretly take on the commission herself. Besides, she loves building oddball vehicles, and super-snowmobiles are just plain cool.

Motorgirl successfully develops her own clandestine business, turning out everything from getaway vehicles to death traps, working for assorted international villains. She becomes estranged from Sinclair, and her creations are often pitted against his. The irony is not lost on him.

When one of her devices nearly kills her dad, Motorgirl begins to reevaluate her priorities. But her nascent conscience isn’t strong enough to keep her from saying “yes” when she’s asked to make a deadly new sports car for a Japanese mobster. The yakuza boss is so impressed with her handiwork, he offers her an exclusive contract, which she turns down. Insulted and unwilling to let her build anything for his competition, he sends a goon squad to capture or kill her—but she fends them off with her gadgets when they attack during one of her club gigs.

The frustrated yakuza boss tries a new tactic: using the gear Motorgirl built for him, he kidnaps Sinclair as bait. Motorgirl sets out to rescue both her father and their relationship, swooping down on the yakuza in a tricked-out flying car. After winning the climactic, high-tech battle, she and Sinclair finally come to terms and recognize how much chaos their actions have spawned. They vow to team up and reclaim or destroy all the destructive gizmos they’ve unleashed.