Panhard Dyna Z Sedan 1955
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Specifications Panhard Dyna Z Sedan 1955 blueprint
The Panhard Dyna Z Sedan 1955 is a compact, sleek, and stylish automobile that has remained iconic since its original release. With its distinctive windscreen profile, the classic Panhard Dyna Z looks timeless and sophisticated. It is built with a lightweight chassis and measures in at just 3,096mm long and a width of 1,450mm. Its two doors are long and curved and boast an impressive wheelbase of 2,082mm. Under the hood of the classic model lies a 1.2-litre four-cylinder engine, capable of generating 48.5BHP. The two-speed Panhard Dyna Z has a manual transmission for optimum control and driving style. The car is surprisingly nimble with a top speed of a commendable 90mph, making it an ideal city traveller. The elegant sedan is finished in a classic black paint job, highlighted by a bold and beautiful Panhard brand logo across the edges. An intricate grille and headlight design accentuates the Panhard's classic silhouette, whilst a chrome bumper gives the car a touch of elegance. Inside the cabin, the Panhard Dyna Z is spacious and luxuriously designed, boasting an ornate dashboard with black-tinted instrumentation and a long, curved gearshift. The parking brake on the right provides additional convenience. The plush interior seating is made from luxuriously appointed materials, making it comfortable for long car trips. The Panhard Dyna Z Sedan 1955 is the perfect example of early French automotive design, renowned for its resilience and sleek exterior. This highly sought after vehicle is sure to draw admiration wherever it goes.
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