Luigi Colani designed the Testa d'Oro in 1989 as a record car for runs on salt flats. It was based on a Testarossa, whose twelve-cylinder boxer engine was supercharged using a Ferrari-Lotec turbocharger. It produced 750 hp at 6400/min and 900 Nm of torque. In 1991, the car broke the record in its class, reaching 351 km/h—and did so with catalytic converters fitted.
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