1. Lancia Beta Monte Carlo 2.0 Sport Coupe 116pk 1976, 03-YE-38

User marks/damage and wear all around by age/mileage.

The Lancia Montecarlo was designed and produced in Turin at the Pininfarina factory in two series. Series 1 covered the period from 1975 to 1978, while Series 2 was produced from 1980 to 1981. The Montecarlo was available in two body styles: a 2-door coupé and a 2-door Targa. In 1982 Lancia developed a famous rally version of this type, the Lancia 037.

The Beta Montecarlo was first presented in March 1975. The initialële series of vehicles was referred to as Lancia Beta Montecarlo, with "Montecarlo" written as ééone word. The vehicle was equipped with a twin-cam 1995 cc Lampredi line four-cylinder engine, which produced 120 hp (88 kW; 118 PS) at 6000 rpm. Lancia suggested a top speed of more than 190 km/h and an acceleration time from 0-100 km/h in 9.3 seconds. Features of the first series included solid panels on the rear wings above the engine bay and 8.8Jx13" alloy wheels specific to this model. The interior was standard vinyl upholstery (TVE, elastic vinyl textile), with optional upholstery. The driver's side featured a Vitaloni Californian mirror (the right side was optional).

In 1978, production of the Beta Montecarlo Series 1 was discontinued. This particular model, referred to in Italië as the so-called "Ladies Ferrari," was imported to the Netherlands in 1984. The last owner acquired the vehicle in 1995 and added it to his collection. In 2018, the vehicle was purchased by us, immediately passing its MOT (MOT). Since then, it has been in our showroom. The vehicle shows no rust and is in completely unrestored condition. It has optional cloth interior and a right mirror. The very low mileage, original rims and excellent original condition add to the collectible and valuable status of this car.