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Celebrating Abarth's 75th anniversary, Stellantis have assembled a great collection of classic models in the Heritage Hub. Guest of honour is a 1:3 scale-model of the Abarth Classiche 1300 OT, which will enter very limited production later this year. Only five examples will be constructed of the compact sports car that is inspired by the original 1300 OT competition car and is based on the Alfa Romeo 4C platform. The Classiche 1300 OT is now available to order.
Maserati have completed the GranCabrio line-up with the all-electric Folgore version. Although no figures have been released, the drop-top battery-electric vehicle should share the same 751 bhp as the previously introduced GranTurismo Folgore. According to Maserati the GranCabrio Folgore represents the company's voice of the future.
Lamborghini will soon phase out the Huracan but not before producing a small run of STJ models. Powered by a 630 bhp version of the glorious V10 engine, which will also be phased out, the STJ was developed together with Lamborghini Squadra Corse. The name is short for Super Trofeo Jota and accordingly, the STJ features a more aggressive aero package and track-oriented Bridgestone tyres. Lamborghini will only build ten examples of the Huracan STJ, before permanently closing the book on the Huracan.

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