Alejandro de Tomaso was nothing if not full of drama, but the De Tomaso Mangusta is the most over-the-top car the mercurial Argentinian ever created. Born from a dust-up with Carroll Shelby, it even ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Style over substance isn’t always a bad thing. Just look at the 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta, a gorgeous example of which is currently ...

There’s a reasonable argument that Alejandro de Tomaso built the most interesting sports cars nobody fully understood while ...

On a modern highway filled with familiar badges, the 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta can slip past almost unnoticed. Yet this low Italian coupe, with its American V8 and origami-sharp bodywork, quietly ...

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"I remember the first time I saw one," says Bob Tucker, a now-retired professor of architecture who owned a Mangusta back in the day. "I thought it was the biggest point of departure for automobile ...

Alejandro DeTomaso, whose company produced a sports car that combined Italian flair with American horsepower, died on Wednesday in Modena, Italy. He was 74. The cause was heart failure, his family ...

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De Tomaso wasn’t ready to give up, though. He decided to turn the P70 into a road car that would eventually be named the Mangusta, which is Italian for “mongoose,” an animal that can kill a cobra. It ...