Italdesign Aztec (1988)
Concept car · 1988 · Combustion
Twin-cockpit roadster for Italdesign's 20th anniversary
Shown at the 1988 Turin Motor Show to mark Italdesign's twentieth anniversary, the Aztec was a radical two-seat speedster with driver and passenger sitting in fully separated cockpits, communicating via an intercom. It used a turbocharged 2.2-litre Audi five-cylinder engine with a Lancia Delta Integrale-derived four-wheel-drive system. Unusually for a concept, a small series of roughly 18 cars was built for sale.
Key facts
- Engine: 2.2 L turbocharged inline-5 (Audi)
- Power: 200 PS
- Drivetrain: Four-wheel drive (Lancia-derived)
- Layout: Twin separated cockpits
- Top speed: 241 km/h
- Built: ~18 examples
Production
- Status: Limited run
- Roughly 50 twin-cockpit Aztec roadsters were built by Italdesign as a limited series.
- Revealed at 1988 Turin Motor Show
Source: Wikipedia