Some cars grow into the status of “icon” thanks to their popularity: think of the Volkswagen Beetle, with its ubiquitous presence on the world’s roads, or the Ford Mustang, which has become synonymous ...

Penned by American designer Tom Tjaarda and sold in the U.S. between 1971 and 1974, the De Tomaso Pantera aimed to offer Ferrari Daytona performance at less than half the price. The spec sheet was ...

The DeTomaso Pantera arrived at a moment when Detroit muscle and Italian style were racing in different lanes, then fused them into a single mid‑engine statement. It wrapped sharp‑edged European ...

Remember De Tomaso? In case not, a reminder: De Tomaso was an Italian car company founded in 1959 that specialized in sports cars, race cars, and prototypes. De Tomaso actually owned Maserati for a ...

How would you feel if Ford would announce that it would supply performance engines for an Italian sports car manufacturer? It’s less than likely today, but more than 50 years ago, it happened and the ...

A design patent application for a new De Tomaso Pantera has been filed with the EUIPO by Ideal Team Ventures Limited – the same firm that currently owns the rights to the Italian marque’s name. Ideal ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of the cooler and more underrated Fast & Furious cars is speeding toward the auction block. This particular Pantera is the ...

The De Tomaso Pantera was styled by an Italian house, was powered by an American engine, and came with a German gearbox. The multinational model was built in Italy, but roughly 75% of the production ...

While modern cars equipped with substantial aftermarket parts and custom body bits are often deemed feature-worthy, few share company with this one-off creation. In fact, forget what you thought you ...

This Friday, February 28, the Italian-made De Tomaso Pantera 90 Si - one of only 41 ever produced - heads to auction at RM Sotheby’s in Miami. Sotheby's estimates that this car could go for anywhere ...

A couple of weeks ago we learned that dormant Italian sports car brand De Tomaso was sold to a Chinese consortium for a little over $1 million, and that the new owner would most likely end up slapping ...

The De Tomaso Pantera 90 Si up for sale is one of just 41 built and was the final iteration of a car that was famed for its many—and confusing—number of iterations, not to mention modifications ...