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The Nostalgia of Forgotten Gods. Pegaso (cars), Spain, 1946-1957

18 February 20242 min read5 images

Pegaso's Z-102, epitome of Spanish luxury sports cars, showcased at The ICE Concours d'Elegance. Explore its history of ambition and struggle.

The Nostalgia of Forgotten Gods. Pegaso (cars), Spain, 1946-1957
Photo credit: Pegaso, RM Sotheby’s, Wheelsage

Spanish manufacturer Pegaso, which produced luxury sports cars from 1946 to 1957, will be represented by one of the most significant models in its history, the Z-102, at The I.C.E. Concours d'Elegance in St. Moritz on February 23 and 24. The car that will be competing is an important and original example the one that is part of Fritz Kaiser's collection, the last car produced by Saoutchik open and with a lowered windshield that gives it special flair.

Created to bring prestige to the Francisco Franco regime in Spain and promising interesting mechanics and original designs, Pegaso never reached the expected levels of success and produced just 86 cars.

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The beautiful open-top version with its low frameless windshield and exposed glass, the last model with Saoutchik bodywork

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