A Zagato will be well above that price.
And I think (correct me if I’m wrong) in America it will even be more pricey than in Europe.
Also: It’s an auction. I bet this particular example will be sold for well above its estimated price since it’s a preproduction race version of the Zagato.
But you’re right... $23,500 is *a…

+1 for choosing Lancia Fulvia,
Lovely!

Is it really you, Paul?

I do have to say, it was a particularly bad design.
It just don’t work that way. Nice try, not so much.

Funny thing is, in Europe there are people who use American licence plates on there cars. Just the other way around.
Coincidentally I saw one just today (in Belgium), an old imported Merc from the states (with the round headlights) with licence plate of ‘Merica!

My vote goes to the Lancia Triflux engine.

We need more stories like these here on Jalopnik!
Thanks Raphael for the outstanding write and research.

Note that the exhaust at the center is the exhaust for the heat exchanger (correct me if I’m wrong). The actual exhaust from the engine is incorporated in the diffuser. (Picture)

Hi David! what’s up????????

Nice picture you’ve got there.
On another note, nice editing.

Whoaw....
Desperate Dude David.
Need a hug?

Exactly,
the previous had a sign on the wing end plates.
Now a complete lack of them.

This car is the worst designed race car of 2015.
Dynamic-wise it is a nightmare.
What were they thinking? (They probably weren’t)

Well, that wasn’t a hard thing to do, was it?

Please do define clean design.
Cause I’m clearly not seeing any of that.

Well, at least it’s much uglier than the S60.

It already looks dated. Not a good start.

I wouldn’t go that far, the p1 does look nice,

You should check out : As heard on radio soulwax pt. 2

+1