Intermeccanica Italia specs

@ Mental & Fangio Man: I think that if I ever took a trip around Europe, I'd spend a lot of time in Germany.

You guys also should visit Porsche's museum in Stuttgart. This is truly a wonderful place, even though I've never been there. :D

@ Fangio Man: That would be another one of my stops, as well as a drive on the Autobahn, I'd drive like a bat out of a burning attic, or like me running late for work. LOL

@Shaggy
As a car enthusiast you should also visit the "Autosalon Singen". They sell sportscars there, it is one of the biggest sportscar seller in Europe, you can get and see every kind of sportscar there.

@ Fangio Man: If I ever visit Germany, that will be one of my stops, another would be the Nurburgring. ;)

@Shaggy
If you have the chance to visit Sinsheim, do it! It is worth every cent! We stay at a hotel 40 km away from Sinsheim and even here are some rare cars. I saw two Corvette C6 and a new Camaro here the last hour, nothing compared to Sinsheim but cool though.

@ Fangio Man: Awesome, I've never been to a car museum, I've been to quite a few car shows. If my late Grandma had the money, my first car would have been a 1959 MGA we saw at a car show when I was 17, the owner only wanted $1,000 for it.

@Shaggy
In the museum. I did not expect they would have one of these. A nice surprise!

@ Fangio Man: On the road?

I saw a black one today. :)

It is the succesor of the Apollo GT.

@ Mental: Me neither.

Hmm, I've never heard of this automaker. Intermeccanica. Interesting.

Yeah, surely looks like a combination of classic Datsun Z and Ferrari 330. I bet this car is very fun to drive.

Looks like an old Datsun without the top. Cool! I would take one for a ride through some California beach roads.

0-100 kph: 6.5 seconds
Topspeed: 206 kph

752 units were built from 1967-1972.