Pegaso Z-103

The Pegaso Z-103 was a Spanish sports car made by Pegaso from 1955 to 1958 and was the second and last sports car the company built before it turned its attention back to commercial trucks. It was a simplified and cheaper development of the Z-102 with larger engines of 3.9, 4.5 and 4.7 litres, and it was offered as a two door coupe or convertible with a five speed manual gearbox, with coachwork by Touring and Serra. The car had little commercial success and only three are known to have been built. A Z-104 saloon was also being worked on, but that idea never reached production. The Z-103 followed the Pegaso Z-102 and sits at the end of the short story of Pegaso as a maker of road-going sports cars.