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The revival of the De Tomaso brand at this year's Geneva Salon with the Deauville showcar inspired design graduate and digital artist Maxime de Keiser to craft a modern interpretation of the original Mangusta from the late 1960s (De Tomaso had revived the name with the production version of the Bigua concept in the early 2000s).
- Mint Condition 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta Goes Under The Hammer On August 30
If rare Italian exotics are your kind of cars, you will definitely love this immaculate 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta, scheduled to go to auction on August 30. Read more »...
- Geneva 2011: De Tomaso Deauville Sincerely Flatters Bmw's 5 Gt [with Video]
De Tomaso's return in Geneva makes me ask two questions: 1) Why do companies think cars like this, the recent Lagonda, and Spyker D12 are necessary?, and 2) Who's buying them? According to the Italian company, they've already got a 1,500...
- De Tomaso Lives! Italian Brand To Re-launch In Geneva With A Premium Crossover Concept
Just like Pagani, De Tomaso is another Italy-based sports car manufacturer founded by an Argentinean, more exactly by former racing driver Alejandro De Tomaso. Known for its quirky models of the 1960s and 1970s like the Pantera, the company eventually...
- De Tomaso Ghepardo 4-door Coupe Rendered By Frederik Tjellesen
This purple-highlighted design study is Frederik Tjellesen's view of what a new vehicle for the on-again / off-again De Tomaso brand could look like if he were to be involved. Named the Ghepardo, it's a four-door coupe that draws from former...
- Qvale Mangusta For Sale On Ebay: American Muscle, Italian Design
One of the 270 or so Mangusta sports cars that were produced by Qvale between 2000 and 2002 is up for sale on eBay with the current owner asking $26,500 to depart with it. The Qvale Mangusta has quite an interesting history behind it involving many different...
Cars
De Tomaso Mangusta Legacy Design Study Inspired by the 1965 Original
The revival of the De Tomaso brand at this year's Geneva Salon with the Deauville showcar inspired design graduate and digital artist Maxime de Keiser to craft a modern interpretation of the original Mangusta from the late 1960s (De Tomaso had revived the name with the production version of the Bigua concept in the early 2000s).
Introduced in 1967, the first Mangusta was designed by the famed Giorgetto Giugiaro, who at the time worked for Turin-based coachbuilder Ghia, and was offered with a choice of Ford-sourced V8 engines. It was replaced by the cheaper to produce Pantera in 1971.
Read more »- Mint Condition 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta Goes Under The Hammer On August 30
If rare Italian exotics are your kind of cars, you will definitely love this immaculate 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta, scheduled to go to auction on August 30. Read more »...
- Geneva 2011: De Tomaso Deauville Sincerely Flatters Bmw's 5 Gt [with Video]
De Tomaso's return in Geneva makes me ask two questions: 1) Why do companies think cars like this, the recent Lagonda, and Spyker D12 are necessary?, and 2) Who's buying them? According to the Italian company, they've already got a 1,500...
- De Tomaso Lives! Italian Brand To Re-launch In Geneva With A Premium Crossover Concept
Just like Pagani, De Tomaso is another Italy-based sports car manufacturer founded by an Argentinean, more exactly by former racing driver Alejandro De Tomaso. Known for its quirky models of the 1960s and 1970s like the Pantera, the company eventually...
- De Tomaso Ghepardo 4-door Coupe Rendered By Frederik Tjellesen
This purple-highlighted design study is Frederik Tjellesen's view of what a new vehicle for the on-again / off-again De Tomaso brand could look like if he were to be involved. Named the Ghepardo, it's a four-door coupe that draws from former...
- Qvale Mangusta For Sale On Ebay: American Muscle, Italian Design
One of the 270 or so Mangusta sports cars that were produced by Qvale between 2000 and 2002 is up for sale on eBay with the current owner asking $26,500 to depart with it. The Qvale Mangusta has quite an interesting history behind it involving many different...