Matra M530 Coupe 1968
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Specifications Matra M530 Coupe 1968 blueprint
The Matra M530 Coupe 1968 is an iconic French classic car known for its sleek, sporty appearance and its unique history. This grand tourer was unique among cars of its era in that it featured not only a luxurious two-door body style, but also emphasized aerodynamic performance more than traditionally-styled coupes. With a long, tapering nose and a curved Kammback roof, this mid to large size car offered low fuel consumption, excellent roadholding, and a top speed of 120 miles per hour. It was powered by a three-liter V6 PRV engine, producing a respectable 135 horsepower, and featured front-wheel drive as well as a five-speed manual transmission. Most models came with leather bucket seats in the interior, as well as an optional wooden dashboard to give the car a distinct look and feel. The exterior of the M530 was dominated by clean, uncluttered lines, with the overall design being quite unique. The car itself was advanced for its time, with a modern look and features that included a power sunroof, power-assisted steering, air conditioning, and an anti-roll bar. It also had a variety of functional options which added to the performance and luxury of the car, such as an adjustable rear spoiler, electric windows, and a tachometer. Overall, the Matra M530 Coupe 1968 is a classic example of a mid-sized French grand tourer. With its unique styling and performance options, it was a popular choice among buyers of the era and continues to inspire today.
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