Lancia Beta Montecarlo

1976 Lancia Beta Montecarlo – Rare Italian Mid-Engine Coupé

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The Lancia Beta Montecarlo was unveiled in 1975 as Lancia’s striking mid-engine sports coupé, designed by Pininfarina and engineered with the flair and innovation that defined the marque. With its wedge-shaped styling, sharp proportions, and superb handling balance, the Montecarlo was not only a road car but also the foundation for Lancia’s motorsport success — serving as the basis for the Group 5 Montecarlo Turbo that went on to dominate endurance racing.
This 1976 example captures the essence of 1970s Italian design and remains a rare and exciting collector’s item today.

Specifications
Engine: 2.0-litre inline-four (mid-mounted)
Power: 120 hp
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Drive: Rear-wheel drive
Top Speed: ~190 km/h
Production: Approx. 7,798 units (1975–1981, Series 1 & 2)

Details
Exterior: Oro Metallic
Interior: Brown semi-leather with period-correct dashboard
Mileage: 57.500km
Condition: Well-preserved original, rust-free and has had a professional repaint.
Features: Alloy wheels, original steering wheel

Highlights
Designed and built by Pininfarina – sharp wedge styling, pure 1970s Italian flair

Rare Series 1 model with distinctive split bumpers and lightweight character

Mid-engine layout offering responsive, engaging handling

Motorsport pedigree – the road-going relative of Lancia’s championship-winning Group 5 racer

Increasingly collectible and rare to find in good condition

An Italian Classic with Motorsport DNA
The 1976 Lancia Beta Montecarlo is more than just a stylish coupé — it’s a piece of Italian motorsport history, wrapped in an elegant and exciting package. Lightweight, nimble, and beautifully designed, it’s a rewarding driver’s car and a standout addition to any collection of classic Italian sports cars.

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