Ferrari Mythos concept (1989)
Concept car · 1989 · Combustion
Pininfarina's dramatic Testarossa-based barchetta concept.
The Mythos was a striking concept car unveiled by Pininfarina at the 1989 Tokyo Motor Show to mark its long relationship with Ferrari. Based on the Testarossa, it was a radical open two-seat barchetta with no roof, huge intakes and an adaptive rear wing that raised at speed. It used the Testarossa's 4.9 L flat-12. Though a show car, Pininfarina later built a handful for private collectors.
Key facts
- Base car: Ferrari Testarossa
- Design: Pininfarina
- Engine: 4.9 L flat-12
- Body: Open barchetta, adaptive rear wing
Production
- Status: Concept only
- 1989 Pininfarina design study; a small number were later built for collectors.
- Revealed at 1989 Tokyo Motor Show
Source: Wikipedia - Ferrari Mythos