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Hardly any other car combines racing car genes, design elegance and granturismo qualities as perfectly as a Fiat Dino Spider. It was built from 1966 to 1973, first as a two-liter and later as a 2.4-liter version. Almost 1,600 Spiders were sold, and today they are coveted classics. This report describes the history of the Fiat Dino Spider and portrays an example from 1968, supplemented by many archive images, the sales brochure and press documents.
This article contains the following chapters
- From racing to the road
- Civilized racing technology
- Design roots of the Ferrari Dino Berlinetta Speciale
- Pininfarina versus Bertone
- Technology from Ferrari and Fiat
- A real sports car
- The greed for revs
- More comfort and an extra 400 cm3
- A comparison of illegitimate brothers
- In the slipstream of the (Ferrari) Dino 246 GT
- Further information
Estimated reading time: 8min
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Hardly any other car combines racing car genes, design elegance and granturismo qualities as perfectly as a Fiat Dino Spider. Yet it was born out of necessity and was hardly a great commercial success for its creators. With its homologation rules defined for Formula 2 in 1965, the International Sports Commission created a problem for Enzo Ferrari, who was determined to be represented in Formula 1 in 1967 with his 1.6-liter V6 engine developed by Vittorio Jano together with Alfredo (also known as Dino) Ferrari. 500 engines had to be produced in one year, too many for the small factory in Maranello.
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