De Tomaso is a brand with a rich and complex history. Although best known for creations like the Mangusta and the Pantera, ...

Italy's De Tomaso is back, and the revived company is sticking with high-performance cars, the first of which is the stunning P72 supercar that was unveiled in July at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Francesco Artusato, a 3D digital vehicle creator known as 'franart_design' on social media, has a very enticing proposal for ...

The De Tomaso P72 glides through Villa d’Este like a rolling sculpture. With flowing lines, elegant proportions and timeless ...

Best known for the Ford-V-8-powered Pantera, De Tomaso Modena SpA was founded in 1959 as primarily a manufacturer of racing machines. However, Argentinian-born founder Alejandro de Tomaso, a former F1 ...

The Pantera was De Tomaso’s third production model. It was first introduced in 1970, being presented to the public in Modena, ...

This low mileage, well-kept Pantera is looking for a new home and something you might want to catch with a only a few days to go.

De Tomaso has always been an international company, with an Argentinian founder, an Italian design firm and an American engine in almost all of its models. Now the firm reviving the De Tomaso ...

The newly revived De Tomaso surprised everyone earlier this year when it debuted the striking P72. Rather than take the obvious route and start out with a new Pantera, the folks at De Tomaso decided ...

Just in time for Christmas, De Tomaso Automobili launched the P900 hypercar, a wild beast that can easily shake off the boring life of any billionaire. With a price tag of $3 million and the ...

The return of De Tomaso is not as unexpected as it may first seem: The company was purchased for $1.17 million back in 2015 by a Hong Kong-based holding company, and its new owners have spent the last ...

Argentinian immigrant Alejandro de Tomaso started his eponymous car company in Italy 60 years ago. It soon turned out to be one of the wildest car-building enterprises the world has ever seen. Now, ...