1982 LANCIA ZAGATO SPYDER

Description

In 1969 Lancia was purchased by FIAT. By 1973 Lancia had introduced a Coupe, based on the Berlina with similar mechanics but sitting atop a shortened wheelbase. Later, the famous Italian design studio, Pininfarina, was tasked with designing a convertible based on the Lancia Beta Coupe. Zagato was tasked with building the design. The result was the Spider, known in the United States as the Lancia Zagato. During its production lifespan, 9,390 examples were produced.
By 1981, production of the Berlina ceased with the Spyder continuing for a year before being discontinued.
This Zagato is a great driving car! 2 Ltr Bosch L-Jetronic fuel injection with 108 HP and 114 lb-ft torque. Leather is worn and looks its’ age. Slight dent in rear quarter panel. Odometer reads 5,033.
As Autoweek said in 2000, the “1982 Lancia Zagato: A car we should have loved more”. http://autoweek.com/article/car-news/1982-lancia-zagato-car-we-should-have-loved-more.
FUEL INJECTION & AIR CONDITIONING. GREAT DRIVING CAR!This car was designed by Pinnanfarina and built by Zagato for Lancia, they were image builders for Fiat Corporation and the last hand made car built by them.
THIS IS A 1982 LANCIA ZAGATO.