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1996 De Tomaso Guara Coupe #11 of 40 - Show Card with Specs (370HP 4.6L V8)
Car show display card describing a rare 1996 DeTomaso Guara with its technical specifications.
This document is a laminated display/information card photographed on a vehicle, describing a 1996 De Tomaso Guara coupe. The card states this specific car is number 11 of only 40 cars manufactured and is 1 of only 2 in the United States. It notes the Guara was the last car produced by the De Tomaso automobile company before its demise. A short 'Tech Data' section lists the car's specifications: a 4.6-liter 32-valve 370 hp V8 engine, a 6-speed transaxle, a curb weight of 2,550 lbs, F1-style push-rod suspension, a full leather interior, and air conditioning. The card closes by thanking viewers for appreciating 'this vary rare and beautiful automobile' (spelling as printed) and notes the car was made in Italy. A reader can learn the production count, rarity in the US market, the car's basic drivetrain and chassis specifications, and its historical significance as De Tomaso's final production model. Note: this document describes a De Tomaso Guara, not the 1998 Ford Crown Victoria under which it was filed on the site.
This document covers 1996, which may differ from this 1998 Ford Crown Victoria.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many De Tomaso Guara coupes were made?
- According to the card, only 40 cars were manufactured; this particular coupe is No. 11 of 40 and 1 of only 2 in the United States.
- What engine does the 1996 De Tomaso Guara have?
- A 4.6 liter, 32-valve V8 producing 370 hp, paired with a 6-speed transaxle.
- How much does the De Tomaso Guara weigh?
- The card lists the weight as 2,550 lbs.
- What suspension does the Guara use?
- The card states it uses F1-style push rod suspension.
- Was the Guara De Tomaso's last car?
- Yes — the card states the Guara is the last car produced by the De Tomaso automobile company before its demise. It was made in Italy.
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