Between the end of 1951 and 1958, only 86 units of the Z-102 were produced. But the Z-103, which was to succeed it in 1955, is even rarer: only three cars, designed by the Italian coachbuilder Touring, were assembled by this Spanish brand, including two coupes and a convertible. From 1958, Pegaso will focus again exclusively on the manufacture of trucks.

Pegaso is one of the few fully Spanish car brands. Mainly known for its trucks, this Barcelona-based manufacturer is also famous for this rare Z-102: introduced at the end of 1951, only 86 units were produced until 1958. The model we have here is a Cúpula version unveiled in New York in 1953. The name "cupola" is related to the shape of the rear window.

The Spanish brand Pegaso built some luxury sports cars in the 1950s, already reproduced by NEO. But it is mainly known for its trucks, whose production started in 1946 with a model based on a Hispano-Suiza model. The Comet was released in 1964 and was produced in collaboration with British Leyland. Here we have the 1973 model year of a 1090 version.