Maserati Khamsim Coupe 1975
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Specifications Maserati Khamsim Coupe 1975 blueprint
The Maserati Khamsim Coupe 1975 is an iconic classic sports car. It combines old world charm with modern day performance and reliability. First released in 1975, the Khamsim was an instant hit with those looking for class and sophistication in a sports car. Built on a classic GT/ touring car design, the Khamsim Coupe has a distinct and timeless look. Its low sloping roof and bertone bodywork creates a daring profile that's sure to turn heads on the street. The roof is made from fiberglass and the car features a one-piece front bumper reminiscent of a racing car. The Khamsim Coupe comes in shades of red, yellow, blue, and silver, and each color adds a unique flair to the car's exterior. The interior of the Khamsim Coupe was constructed with luxury in mind. The dashboard is crafted from wood and features illuminated gauges, a leather covered steering wheel, and classic Maserati logos. The seats are made of fine leather and suede and are able to be adjusted for ultimate comfort and support. Underneath the hood, the Khamsim Coupe is no slouch. It is powered by a 4.9-liter, eight-cylinder engine that produces 325 horsepower. The power passes through a five-speed manual gearbox and is sent to the rear wheels. The car is capable of reaching 60 mph in six seconds flat and has a top speed of 150 mph. The coupes suspension system is made for drivers who demand cornering demands and the disc brakes in the front help it come to an efficient and smooth stop. The 1975 Maserati Khamsim Coupe is an impressive and timeless classic sports car. It's the perfect classic for anyone looking to make an entrance, while also being able to rely on its performance and reliability.
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