The Greatest Maserati's
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Sold for $4,455,000 on November 21, 2013 Engine: Twin Spark, Inline-6 Position: Front Longitudnal Aspiration: Natural Ignition: Marelli ST111DTEM Distributors w/Twin Spark Valvetrain: DOHC, 2 Valves / Cyl Fuel feed: Tripple Weber 40DCO3 Carburetors Displacement: 1985 cc / 121.1 in³ Bore: 76.5 mm / 3.01 in Stroke 72 mm / 2.83 in Compression: 8.1:1 Engine designer: Vittorio Bellentani Power: 111.9 kw / 150.1 bhp @ 6000 rpm Specific output: 75.62 bhp per litre bhp/weight: 178.69 bhp per tonne Redline: 7000 |
1955 Maserati A6G/2000 Spyder by Carrozzeria Zagato | |
When Zagato first displayed their newest
creation, a 1955 Maserati A6G/2000 that featured a one-of-a-kind spyder
body, for the public at the 1955 Geneva Salon, it caught the eye of a
Juan Peron, who requested to buy the car. He requested that additional
changes be made in order to make the car perfect in his eye before
sending it back to his home country of Argentina; so, it was sent back
to Zagato, where some slight details were changed, namely a new front
grille, windshield, and hood scoop. Emerging from the factory for a
second time, it arguably looked better than it did on the stand in
Geneva, but, sadly, Peron was never able to take delivery, and it fell
back into the hands of Carrozzeria Zagato.
The automotive embodiment of la dolce vita |