A unique model will be sold at the RM Sotheby's auction house in Monaco, with all proceeds going to the Caterina Dallara Foundation, named after the late daughter of founder Giampaolo, to "promote the social and cultural development of the Val Ceno area." The car is expected to be quite special, as it incorporates many parts from Dallara's first road car, the Stradale, and as such features a carbon fiber monocoque chassis and a version of Ford's 2.3-liter turbocharged EcoBoost engine with over 400 horsepower. The car is estimated to weigh around 850 kg. The central driving position and style are inspired by Dallara's first racing car, the SP1000 from the early 1970s. The interior appears comfortable, and the MPS finish is exceptionally impressive for a one-of-a-kind specimen. The car's value is estimated at over £600,000.
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Dallara produced a unique item during the pandemic, and now it is offered for sale.
The Dallara MPS "Macchina Posto Singolo" is a "secret" project that captivated the attention of a small team of Dallara employees during the quarantine imposed in Italy during the coronavirus pandemic, and now this unique car is offered for sale.
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