LANCIA 2000 Coupe 1971 - 1973

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LANCIA 2000 Coupe (1971 - 1973) Description & History

Originally developed in towards the end of the 50s, the car went on sale only in 1961. Though at first it was available only as a four door saloon, the coupe version appeared thanks to designer Pininfarina who shortened the platform but kept the aluminum boxer engine. However, this lighter, smaller version did receive a boost of power to turn it into a more sporty vehicle by getting twin carburetors. In 1971 the name was changed from the Lancia Flavia to Lancia 2000 and that was the time it also received an upgrade with disc brakes, fuel injection and stainless steel bumpers.

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