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  • The American Muscle Car with an Italian Body Work

    V8 5,8-litre Ford power with transaxle distribution and stunning Italian bodywork; the package is without question an enthusiast’s dream, the quintessential Italian–American hybrid. Definitely the Pantera was the De Tomaso’s most popular model, with more than 7,000 manufactured over two decades, between 1971 and 1993. Credits: Mecum Readm more: mecum.com/lots/FL0116-230151/

  • When Maserati Decided to Return to Racing

    In 2004 Maserati decided to return to racing after 37 years and omologated a two-seater sports car to compete in the FIA GT Championship. A total number of 62 Maserati MC12 were produced, 12 for racing and 50 for customers' road use (and yes ... if you buy one of those, you can make it your daily drive!). Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro it was built on the chassis of the Ferrari Enzo fitting a slightly modified version of the Ferrari Dino V12 engine, 6 liters, 621 hp. Last estimation ? About 2.000.000 $ for a road one with 12K KMs on the clock. Not bad! Credits: RM Sotheby's Read more: https://rmsothebys.com/…/lo…/r0014-2005-maserati-mc12/565552

  • The Dramatic Marcello Gandini Design

    Maserati Shamal was designed by Marcello Gandini, father of Alfa Romeo Montreal, Lancia Stratos, Lamborghini Countach and Miura. Which is more than enough to love it. The matter of fact is that Maserati was not able to develop a completely new model and Shamal cannot hide its Biturbo heritage, pros and cons. Whatever it was, it was a wonderful car. Credits: Euro Classix Cars Read more: euroclassixcars.com/products/1992-maserati-shamal-ecc-095

  • The Materazzi Masterpice at Auction in August 2019

    In 1986 Enzo Ferrari thought Ferrari contemporary cars were too bourgeoisified. So to celebrate Ferrari's 40th anniversary asked the Engineer Nicola Materazzi to design a car "very fast, sporting in the extreme and spartan". It was almost a "one man project" since Materazzi coordinated the whole engineering, designed the engine, the gearbox, and many other mechanical parts. And he made the miracle we all know. A 1991 one will be at auction at RM Sothebys' in August 2019. Guess the price ! Credits: RM Sotheby's Source: rmsothebys.com/…/monterey/lots/r0080-1991-ferrari-f40/781618

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