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Lancia Stratos HF

Carrozzeria Bertone and the Lancia HF worked to present in time for the 1971 Turin Motor Show the semi-definitive prototype of the Stratos HF (High Fidelity), however without the engine.

Vehicle Overview

Only after a long negotiation between Pier Ugo Gobbato and Enzo Ferrari himself was an agreement reached to use the V6 Dino engine. By then the first car specifically designed for rallies and then mass-produced was ready. A short 2-seater coupe with steel body and subframes, fiberglass bodywork, rear mid-engine for optimal weight distribution and rear-wheel drive to improve traction. Ultimately, the Strato’s Zero Bertone prototype only inspires the actual Stratos, which in fact does not incorporate any mechanical parts

Technical Specifications

Body

Concept
Year

1971
Make

Lancia
Model

Stratos
Coachbuilder

Bertone
Length (mm)

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Width (mm)

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Height (mm)

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Units built

1
Engine Type

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Designer

Marcello Gandini
Make

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Model

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Cylinder Capacity

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Number Of Doors

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Six Month Rate

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Twelve Month Rate

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Date Of First Registration

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Year Of Manufacture

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CO2 Emissions

N/A
Fuel Type

N/A
Tax Status

N/A
Transmission

N/A
Colour

N/A
Type Approval

N/A
Wheel Plan

N/A
Revenue Weight

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Tax Details

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Mot Details

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Taxed

N/A
mot

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Make

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Cylinder Capacity

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Registration

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Year Of Manufacture

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CO2 Missions

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Fuel Type

N/A
Tax Status

N/A
Colour

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Type Approval

N/A
Wheel Plan

N/A
Revenue Weight

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Events

1971 Torino

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