Matra 670 Le Mans OW 1973
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Specifications Matra 670 Le Mans OW 1973 blueprint
The Matra 670 Le Mans OW 1973 is a classic race car which exudes beauty, luxury and high performance. Its lightweight aluminum tubular chassis and sleek aerodynamic bodywork leaves no doubt as to the luxurious pedigree of this car. The exterior features a long, low-slung nose and sleek aerodynamic lines which mix gracefully with the cab-forward cabin. The low-slung stance of the Matra 670 is heightened by its large rear spoiler and beautiful blue and white livery. Its narrow exhaust and rear exhaust pipe add to the Mach 2 aesthetics of this car. Under the hood of this race car lies a 3-litre, 24-valve V12 engine capable of over 320 horsepower. This powerplant offers incredible acceleration, enabling the car to reach speeds of up to 350 kilometres per hour. The Matra 670 also features four-wheel independent suspension, powerful brakes and an advanced race-prepared transmission. The interior of the Matra 670 makes no compromises when it comes to comfort and luxury. The carbon-fibre racing seat provides exceptional support and comfort, while the interior trim is various leathers and lavish fabrics. The car also comes with convenient luxury features such as a radio, air conditioning and power windows. This rare and beautiful car exemplifies French motor racing and is a unique part of automotive history. The Matra 670 Le Mans OW 1973 represents performance, grandeur and an embodiment of speed, luxury and elegance.
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