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The Pegaso Z102 stole the show at the Paris and Turin Auto Shows in 1951. Spain's first new car of the postwar era, the Pegaso was essentially a racing car adapted for road use. The heart of this exotic GT car was a 2.5-liter quad-cam V8 engine, the first such power unit to be featured in a production car. It was designed by Wifredo Ricart, the ex-Alfa Romeo engineer who was responsible for the mid-engined Alfa Romeo Tipo 512 Grand Prix race car. The Z102 was designed and built entirely in-house, including the coachwork, but Ricart wanted the finest bodies for his cars and commissioned designs from Saoutchhik in Paris, Carrozzeria Touring in Milan, and Serra in Barcelona.
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