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The Pantera had the distinctive look that Italian car designers have evolved, part sculptured elegance and part flash.
ECONOMIST: Alejandro De Tomaso, car maker, died on May 21st, aged 74
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The Mangusta also had a Ford engine, and led to the deal under which Ford supplied the Pantera engine, and displayed the car in its American showrooms.
ECONOMIST: Alejandro De Tomaso | The
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In 1974 Ford ended the deal because of America's new emission laws, but the Pantera continued to be manufactured and it was sold into the 1990s in other countries.
ECONOMIST: Alejandro De Tomaso, car maker, died on May 21st, aged 74
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These days the Pantera has vintage value.
ECONOMIST: Alejandro De Tomaso | The
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Thing is, for us (and likely many of you), they last far longer than our clinically-diagnosed Gadget Attention Deficit Disorder would ever tolerate -- but for your dad, your sister, your college buddy with the hand-me-down ZEOS Pantera running Windows 95, or anyone weary of re-upping a two-year commitment, a handset can easily become a serious long-term investment.
ENGADGET: Nielsen stats: a lot of iPhones out there, but also a lot of everything else