Ghia L6.4

The Ghia L6.4 was a luxury grand touring car that Carrozzeria Ghia of Turin built under its own name from 1961, after the earlier Dual-Ghia project had ended. It was a bespoke, hand-finished car with an astronomically high price, and it used fewer parts from the Chrysler production line than the Dual-Ghia had, although its 6,277 cc (383 cubic inch) Chrysler V8 engine, suspension and transmission components were still picked from Chrysler production. The engine is quoted at 340 hp SAE, and both the front and rear seats were separate buckets. Production ended in 1963 with only 25 or 26 cars built, which makes it one of the rarest products of the Ghia coachbuilding house.