Lancia Stratos HF Safari Rally Coupe 1975
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Specifications Lancia Stratos HF Safari Rally Coupe 1975 blueprint
The Lancia Stratos HF Safari Rally Coupe 1975 is an iconic vehicle highly sought after by collectors. It stands out for its classic, angular shape and unusual combination of colors. Its body has a metallic red chassis, with a yellow-white striped hood, and black mudflaps. The unique look makes it unmistakable on the racing track. Under the bonnet, the Stratos HF Safari Rally Coupe 1975 is fitted with a 2.4 litre V6 engine, with a six-speed manual gearbox, and four-wheel drive with locking differential. It is able to reach a top speed of 145 mph, and the power output is rated at a maximum of 240 bhp. Inside the car, the seats are upholstered in black, and the dashboard is wood-rimmed. There is also a central digital display which shows basic information such as the speed and fuel gauge. The vehicle does not come with a navigation system, but has a one-piece heating and ventilation system that can be operated from the driver's seat. This vehicle was produced for homologation purposes in order to compete in the legendary Safari rally. It comes with a wide range of modifications compared to the standard production models, including increased travel suspension, revised ride height, and an aluminium roll cage. Its fantastic combination of classic style and state-of-the-art performance make the Lancia Stratos HF Safari Rally Coupe 1975 a popular collector's car in the vintage market.
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