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Unlike most cars, the Pantera was a mid-engine car, which is more indicative of a sports car than a muscle car. So, while it was powered by American muscle, it was also a technically a sports car.

It even had Italian styling, prepping it for a would-be battle with some of the best in the grand touring business.

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