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A signature concept car of the 1970s, the Maserati Boomerang was a one-off prototype unlike anything seen before. Using geometric shapes and ruler straight lines, its angular style made a strong statement at the 1971 Turin Motor Show.
Philip Kantor, Bonhams European Head of Motoring, said: “The Boomerang was the first car of its time to create such a strong, angular style statement. It’s considered by many to be one of the most remarkable designs of the 20th century and the ‘grandfather’ to the Volkswagen Golf Mk 1. The Boomerang has been shown at many world-class events including exhibitions and concours d’élégance such as Villa d’Este and Pebble Beach, and is now offered at Bonhams first ever sale in Chantilly.”
First unveiled at the 1971 Turin Motor show, the Boomerang was also exhibited at the 1972 Geneva Motor Show, this time transformed to a fully operational vehicle. Developed over the chassis of the Maserati Bora, the Boomerang boasted an impressive 300bhp, and a top speed of 300km/h. With the V8 engine, the Boomerang took the best of Maserati mechanics and combined it with the imagination of Giorgetto Giugiaro. These elements created a fully functional, one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
In 1959, four years later and at the age of 21, the talented Giugiaro was offered a position as manager of the Bertone Design Centre, where he honed his craft by creating designs for the likes of Aston Martin, Jaguar, Ferrari, and Maserati – this grounding later lead to the innovative design of the Maserati Boomerang.
Still in working order and fully road registered, the Maserati Boomerang is offered at Bonhams Chantilly Sale, taking place on 5 September at Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille, held in Chantilly, France. For further information, visit Bonhams website: http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/23127/
Its sharp angles and wedge shape could be easily seen in the VW Golf 1, VW Passat, Lancia Delta, Maserati Quattroporte III, Lotus Esprit, and the De Lorean DMC-12. Powered by a 310 bhp (230 kW) 4.7L V8 engine driving the rear wheels, 5 speed manual transmission, and having a fully decked out interior. With a unique dashboard layout where the steering wheel and gauge cluster are part of a single console that emerges from the dash, and the steering wheel rotates around the stationary gauges.

The Boomerang featured prominently in a 2014 series of Louis Vuitton print and video ads.
Giorgetto Giugiaro Car Designs:

Alfa Romeo
2600 Sprint (1961)
Giulia Sprint GT/GTV (1963)
Canguro concept car (1964)
Iguana concept car (1968)
Caimano concept car (1971)
Alfasud (1972)
Alfetta GT/GTV (1974)
Sprint (1976)
Brera concept car (2002)
156 facelift second series (2003)
Visconti concept car (2004)
159/159 SW (2005)
Brera (2005)
Aston Martin
DB4 GT Bertone 'Jet' (1961)
BMW
3200 CS (1961)

M1 (1977)
Nazca M12 concept car (1991)
Nazca C2 concept car (1992)
Nazca C2 Spider concept car (1993)

Bugatti
EB 118 (1998)
EB 218 (1999)
De Tomaso Mangusta (1966)
DeLorean Motor Company
DMC-12 (1981)
Ferrari
250 GT SWB Bertone (1960)[6]
Ferrari GG50 (2005)
Fiat
850 Spider (1965)
Dino Coupé (1967)
Panda (1980)
Uno (1983)
Croma (1985)
Cinquecento (1992)
Punto (1993)[5]

Croma (2005)

Ford
Ford Mustang concept car (1966, 2006)
Gordon-Keeble
GT (1960)
Iso Rivolta
Rivolta IR 300 (1961)
Grifo (1963)[6]
Fidia (1967)

Italdesign
Aztec concept car (1988)
Quaranta concept car (2008)
Lamborghini
Marco Polo concept car (1982)
Calà concept car (1995)
Nitro concept car (2013)
Lancia
Megagamma concept car (1978)[11]
Delta (1979)
Prisma (1982)
Thema (1984)
Lexus
GS (1993)

Maserati
Ghibli (1966)
Bora (1971)
Merak (1972)
Quattroporte (1976)
3200 GT (1998)
Maserati 4200 Coupé (2002)
Spyder (2002)

Porsche
Tapiro concept car (1970)

Saab
600 (1980)
9000 (1984)


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