De Tomaso Pantera

The De Tomaso Pantera. Italian Style. American Power. Pure Chaos. The De Tomaso Pantera is one of the great wildcard supercars of automotive history — an Italian-designed mid-engine machine powered by a Ford Cleveland V8 and sold through Lincoln-Mercury dealerships in America. Produced from 1971 to 1992 in various forms, the Pantera combined striking Ghia styling, accessible American V8 power, and raw mid-engine dynamics that made it a genuine alternative to Ferrari at a fraction of the price. Elvis Presley famously unloaded several rounds from a pistol into his when it refused to start. No other supercar has that story. Rova designed this building kit to honor one of the most characterful and underappreciated supercars of the classic era. At 1:24 scale, the Pantera's distinctive wedge profile, prominent hood scoops, and wide rear haunches are faithfully captured in a LEGO-compatible model that rewards close inspection from every angle. The aggressive mid-engine proportions make this a striking desk-ready collectible for any serious collection. A compelling build for Italian car enthusiasts, Ford performance fans, and anyone who knows the De Tomaso Pantera is the most gloriously unpredictable supercar ever made.