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De Tomaso Pantera
1971 - 1989 |
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Specs
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| General |
| Class |
Supercar |
| Body |
2 Door 2 Seat
Coupe |
| Layout |
Mid Engine
Rear Drive |
| Transmission |
5 Speed Manual
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| Number Built |
6700 |
| Engine |
| Type |
ICE |
| Details |
V8 |
| Capacity |
352 in3 5763 cc |
| Max Power |
330 bhp @5400rpm 242 Kw @5400rpm |
| Max Torque |
325 lb/ft @3600rpm 440 Nm @3600rpm |
| Power to Weight |
252 bhp/ton 0.18 Kw/Kg |
| Torque to Weight |
248 lbft/ton 0.33 Nm/Kg |
| Specific Output |
57 bhp/litre |
| Compression |
11.0:1 |
| Bore x Stroke |
3.98 X 3.46 in 101 X 88 mm |
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| Performance |
| Top Speed |
159 mph 256 kmh |
0 - 30 mph 0 - 48 kmh |
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0 - 60 mph 0 - 100 kmh |
5.7 sec 6.0 sec |
0 - 100 mph 0 - 160 kmh |
13.5 sec |
0 - 124 mph 0 - 200 kmh |
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0 - 186 mph 0 - 300 kmh |
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30 - 70 mph 48 - 113 kmh |
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Standing qtr Mile Standing Km |
14.0sec @???mph 25.7sec @???kmh |
60 - 0 mph 97 - 0 kmh |
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0 - 100 - 0 mph 0 - 160 - 0 kmh |
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| Drag Cd |
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| Dimensions |
| Length |
168.1 in 4270 mm |
| Width |
72.0 in 1829 mm |
| Height |
43.3 in 1100 mm |
| Weight |
2930 lbs 1329 Kg |
| Wheels (F/R) |
7 X 15
8 X 15 |
| Tyres (F/R) |
185/70 VR15
215/70 VR15 |
| Fuel Capacity |
17.6 gal 80 L |
| Pricing |
| New Price |
£n/a |
| Used Price |
£50000 - £100000 |
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| Profile |
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Ford approached De Tomaso in the spring of 1969 with a view to producing a niche market sports car. An agreement was signed and the following year the Pantera GT was born. The Pantera combined bodies sculptured by Ghia (owned at that time by De Tomaso) with power provided by the ubiquitous Ford V8.
This combination was not received well by all. Traditionalists did not warm to a 'mass produced' engine in a car with no racing pedigree. This indifference, coupled with the early 70's fuel crisis, put an end to the Pantera in the USA, although it continued to be available to order in Europe.
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| Ratings |
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| Performance | 6/10 |
| Handling | 7/10 |
| Looks | 8/10 |
| Features | 7/10 |
| Quality | 7/10 |
| Costs | 7/10 |
| Desire | 7/10 |
| Eco | 1/10 |
| Practicality | 3/10 |
| Sound | 8/10 |
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