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![]() 11/04/2015 at 21:58 |
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WAT LOL
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Charade?
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i was only Google-ing DeTomaso in images , and up popped this.
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sadly yes , i’m guessing only for Japan.
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Wow I totally forgot about this. I think I have an add in an old copy of Car Graphic for one of these.
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Watch out, it must have 1000 hp to need that much cooling.
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I don’t know how much involvement DeTomaso actually had with that, it may have just been a brand licensing deal.
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10/10 would drive. 993cc turbo I3, Nardi wheel, Recaro seats and “racing-derived” cam.
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Not even the most insane one
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Yep, it’s a thing .
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De Tomaso was a bit, uhm... Off? In a good way though!
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We need a modern update with an 8k RPM flat plane engine, turbocharger, 200HP...but still only 1L. Think you’re the kings of HP/L do you, Germany? WELL I’LL SHO U!!!
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“the 926R’s CB70 turbo engine produced a modest power figure of 120ps @ 6,500rpm and 15.0kg/m @ 3,500rpm which was well above the 926 Turbo’s unremarkable 76ps, but that wasn’t such a drawback considering the 926R’s weight was only around 800kg!...The CB70 was mated to a 5 speed manual transmission and drove the rear wheels through a mechanical limited slip differential. Double wishbone suspension at all four corners with coil over type spring and damper set up gave the 926R handling to match it’s rivals.”
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want!
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good point , could be.
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It all started with De Tomaso Innocentis. Basically an Italian Mini with slightly different bodywork. Later models got turbocharged Daihatsu engines, I think we can guess the rest from here.