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BMW Nazca C2
1991 - 1993 |
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| BMW Nazca C2 review, specs, stats, comparison, rivals, data, details, photos and information on SupercarWorld.com |
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Following on from the earlier Nazca M12, BMW's restyled Nazca C2 was unveiled to the public at the 1991 Tokyo Auto Show.
Powered by an Alpina tuned 5-litre V12, the C2 produced around 350hp through it's 5-speed manual box, allowing an impressive 193mph max speed.
The futuristic looks were courtesy of famous styling house Italdesign. Standout features included a wraparound rear spoiler and stunning glass gull-wing doors.
A spider version followed in 1993, with removable targa panels and even more power (380hp) from an enlarged 5.6 litre V12, now transmitted through a 6-speed manual box.
Although conceived as a possible successor to the M1, BMW ultimately decided against production, leaving only the three original concepts as a lasting legacy to their Italdesign partnetship.
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