Presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1953 along with 250 Europe, this model Ferrari 375 America, continued the series of models "America" \u200b\u200bfor the growing U.S. market. These models were characterized by their large size, the use of larger motors and a low number of units produced they were usually finished with details or specifications requested by the client.
The motor used in this model was one of the most expensive Ferrari that made a big block V12 engine designed by Aurelio Lampredi, which had 4.523 cm3 and three Weber 40 DCF carburetors DCZ depending on availability. With these features, the V12 delivered an output of 300 hp at 6.500 rpm, catapulting to 375 0 to 100 km / hr in 6.8 seconds, reaching a speed of 241 Km / Hr, few cars were the ones with this power could .
Specifications:
- front engine V12 to 60 °
- 4.523 cc
- Twenty-four valves
- Three Weber 40 DCF carburetors to availability DCZ
- four-speed manual transmission
- Rear Wheel Drive
- drum brakes on all four wheels
- independent suspension on all four wheels
- Potencia de 300 Hp a 6500 Rpm
- Aceleración de 0 a 100 Km/Hr en 6.8 segundos
- Velocidad máxima de 241 Km/Hr
- Llantas de 16"
- Peso de 1300 Kg
- Distancia entre ejes 2,800 mm
- Relación peso potencia 0.23 Hp/Kg
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