The golden era of Pegaso
A legacy of speed, innovation, and exclusivity
The Paris Motor Show Sensation
In 1951, the world witnessed the birth of an icon. The Pegaso Z-102 Gran Turismo Berlinetta made its grand debut at the Paris Motor Show, instantly capturing the attention of the global automotive elite. With its cutting-edge engineering and breathtaking design, it didn’t just turn heads—it stole the show.
Pegaso returned to Paris in 1954 with an even more audacious statement: a completely transparent Pegaso, crafted from plexiglass, allowing enthusiasts and engineers alike to admire the precision of its technical details. A car unlike any other, reinforcing Pegaso’s commitment to both performance and artistry.
Pegaso returned to Paris in 1954 with an even more audacious statement: a completely transparent Pegaso, crafted from plexiglass, allowing enthusiasts and engineers alike to admire the precision of its technical details. A car unlike any other, reinforcing Pegaso’s commitment to both performance and artistry.
A World Speed Record
On September 25, 1953, Pegaso etched its name in history. At the Jabbeke Speed Trials in Belgium, Spanish driver Celso Fernández pushed a specially tuned Pegaso Z-102 to a staggering 151 MPH (243 km/h), making it the fastest production car in the world at the time. This achievement cemented Pegaso’s reputation as a marque that didn’t just challenge the greats—it surpassed them.
Posthumous Honors – The Legacy Lives On
Though production ceased decades ago, Pegaso’s brilliance continues to be celebrated worldwide.
Classic Car of the Year… 63 years later
The Pegaso Cúpula was crowned Classic Car of the Year at the Historic Motoring Awards held at London’s Guildhall Palace—recognition of its timeless impact on the automotive world.
Pegaso as the 25th Anniversary image of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance
The Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance chose two Pegasos to grace its official poster for its 25th Anniversary Edition, a testament to their enduring prestige. That same year, a Pegaso Z-102 Tibidabo Touring Spider claimed 1st place in Class N, once again proving that these machines are not just history—they are legends.
The Elite Few: Pegaso’s Most Notable Owners
Exclusivity defined Pegaso ownership. Only a select few had the privilege of calling one their own, including:
Pegaso on the Track – Racing Legends
From speed records to endurance racing, Pegaso’s DNA was built for the track. Some of the most fearless drivers of the era took the wheel of these Spanish thoroughbreds, including:
