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1970 DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia)
De Tomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71 - Poster
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
De Tomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71 - Interior
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
De Tomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71 - Magazine Ad
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
DeTomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1970-71
De Tomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1971-72
De Tomaso Pantera (Ghia), 1971-72
De Tomaso Pantera GTS, 1971-80
De Tomaso Pantera GTS, 1971-80
De Tomaso Pantera GTS, 1971-80
De Tomaso Pantera GTS, 1971-80
De Tomaso Pantera GTS, 1971-80
De Tomaso Pantera GT4 Prototipo, 1971
De Tomaso Pantera GT4 Prototipo, 1971
De Tomaso Pantera GT4, 1972–80
De Tomaso Pantera GT4, 1972–80
De Tomaso Pantera 290, 1972
De Tomaso Pantera L, 1972-74
De Tomaso Pantera L, 1972-74
De Tomaso Pantera L, 1972-74
De Tomaso Pantera L, 1972-74
DeTomaso Pantera L - Design Sketch
DeTomaso Pantera - Interior
DeTomaso Pantera GT5, 1980-85
DeTomaso Pantera GT5S, 1984-90
DeTomaso Pantera GT5S, 1984-90
DeTomaso Pantera GT5S, 1984-90
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Launched in 1971 with a price tag of around $10,000, the Pantera was produced by the de Tomaso company of Italy. Designed by famed stylist Tom Tjaarda, it could accelerate to 60 mph in 5.5 seconds. With its similar mid engine, it was seen as a serious rival to Ferrari; certainly its body styling was a superb piece of motoring sculpture.
In late 1971, Ford began importing hand-built Carrozzeria Vignale bodied Panteras for the American market. A total of 1,007 Panteras reached the USA that year. In all, about 7,260 Panteras were built and even Elvis Presley owned one. Production ceased in the early Nineties although the Pantera’s heyday was between. Today, Panteras are extremely sought after exotic Italian cars; they are far cheaper to own and run than Ferraris, Maseratis and Lamborghinis.
Designed by Tom Tjaarda at Ghia, the 1970 De Tomaso Pantera was a mid engine supercar, with a 5.8 litre Ford V8 engine. The car was to replaced the Mangusta. Alejandro De Tomaso did a deal with Ford, where by in exchange for his coach building firm - Ghia, the Pantera would be sold in the dealers in the US. It was a smart move and over 4000 cars were sold between 1971 and 1974. Elvis Presley famously owned a De Tomaso Pantera and shot the dashbaord when it didn’t start! The car proved very popular and sold over 10,000 units in all.
В начале 1970-х появилась легендарная Pantera, к созданию которой приложил руку Ford. Идеей, с которой создавался автомобиль, было создать достойную конкуренцию Lamborghini и Ferrari. На автосалоне в Детройте, где прошла мировая премьера "Пантеры", вокруг стенда с новым спорткаром сразу же собралась толпа зрителей. Новинка получила прозвище "Lambo для бедных", ибо стоила недорого, а вот выглядела "на все 100". Под капотом машины тогда стоял известный "фордовский" 5,8-литровый Cleveland Ford V8 мощностью 300 л.с., который успел зарекомендовать себя на машинах американской марки. С таким мотором "Пантера" ускорялась до "сотни" за 5,5 секунд (и это в 1970 году), а максимальная скорость составляла 235 км/ч. В течение своей жизни автомобиль три раза подвергался рестайлингу, а последняя его модификация была выпущена в 1996 году.
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