Lamborghini Marzaltp200 Specs & Performance
General |
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Type | Lamborghini MarzalTP200 |
Years built | 1967 |
Production | 1 units |
Presentation | March 1967 Geneva Auto Show |
Type of car | Two door gullwing, four-seater |
Designed by | Marcello Gandini for Bertone |
Built by | Bertone |
Dimensions |
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Wheelbase | 2620 mm / 102.97 in |
Overall length | 4450 mm / 174.89 in |
Overall width | 1709 mm / 67.16 in |
Overall height | 1110 mm / 43.62 in |
Front track | 1480 mm / 58.16 in |
Rear track | 1480 mm / 58.16 in |
Weight | 1310 kg / 2889 lbs |
Chassis |
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Structure | Unitized body, welded, steelbox-section |
Body | Sheet steel, aluminium hood |
Suspension | All-independent by upper and lower A-arms, coil springs and telescopic shock absorbers |
Brakes | All-wheel Girling hydraulic ventilated disc brakes |
Steering type | Unassisted rack and pinion |
Front tire size | HS 205-14 |
Rear tire size | HS 205-14 |
Type of tire | Pirelli Cinturato Belted |
Front wheel | 6.5×14 inch |
Rear wheel | 6.5×14 inch |
Type of wheel | Bertone styled Campagnolo Alloy knockoff |
Engine |
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Type | 6 cylinders in line, 30 degree, light-alloy block with pressed-in liners, rear transversely mounted, rear wheel drive |
Distribution | Dual overhead camshafts, chain drive, two valves/cylinder |
Main Bearings | 7 |
Cyl. Capacity | 1997 cc / 122 ci |
Bore & stroke | 82 x 62 mm |
Compr. Ratio | 9.2 |
Max. power | 175 Bhp at 6800 rpm |
Max. torque | 132 Lbs.ft. at 4600 rpm |
Cooling system | Water cooling |
Ignition | Coil and Marelli distributor |
Electr. system | 12 V |
Lubrication | Dry sump |
Fuel system | Electric Bendix fuel pump, 3 twin-barrel Weber 40 DCOE down-draught carburetors |
Drivetrain |
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Type | Lamborghini five-speed + reverse manual all-synchromesh |
Clutch | Dry-single plate, hydraulically operated |
Final drive ratio | 5.30:1 |
Performance |
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Top speed | 225 Km/h / 140 Mph |
Capacities |
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Fuel | 75 Liter / 20 Gallon |
Luggage | 310 Liter / 82 Gallon |
Pricing |
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Current value | The car cost $ 70,000 to built in 1966, it is now in the little museum on the shores of Lake Trasimene, and will not be sold. |