Offered for sale is a stunning previously restored 1973 Volkswagen
Karmann Ghia, a true icon of automotive styling that beautifully
blends Italian-inspired coachwork with German engineering. Draped
in a striking red exterior, this classic turns heads everywhere it
goes - a testament to the timeless design penned by Carrozzeria
Ghia and hand-built by Karmann craftsmen in Osnabr�ck. The sleek,
flowing bodylines, low-slung hood, and signature curved roofline
make it one of the most elegant and distinctive shapes ever to
emerge from the Volkswagen family. Inside, the black and creme
interior provides a bold, classic contrast to the vibrant red
exterior, giving the cabin a sporty yet refined feel. The Karmann
Ghia's intimate cockpit is a wonderful place to experience vintage
motoring, with its straightforward, driver-focused layout that
reflects the honest simplicity of the era. Powered by Volkswagen's
dependable air-cooled flat-four engine, this is a car that rewards
enthusiasts who appreciate character and craftsmanship over raw
horsepower. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a first-time
classic car buyer, this 1973 Karmann Ghia is a rare opportunity to
own a piece of automotive history. The 1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
is equipped with a 1.6-liter air-cooled flat-four engine, which
produced roughly 46 horsepower (net) in US-market models. While
earlier models often quoted higher gross horsepower figures, 1973
models were rated with less power due to a change in ratings from
gross to net figures and smog regulations. Key 1973 Karmann Ghia
Specs: Engine: 1585cc (1.6L) Flat-Four Horsepower: ~46 hp (net) Top
Speed: Approximately 82-90 mph The 1973 model was known for being
slow but stylish, featuring a 2+2, 2-door coupe, or convertible
configuration that used the same drivetrain as the standard VW
Beetle of that year. CALIFORNIA DISCLOSURE: Total price does not
include sales tax, vehicle registration fees, emissions testing
charge ($50.00 + $8.25 Certificate Fee), the California tire fee
($1.75/tire if applicable), any finance charges, a charge to
electronically register or transfer the vehicle and a document
processing charge ($70.00). While we try to make sure that all
information posted in our listings is accurate, typographical and
other errors may appear. All information should be clarified with
Dealer prior to purchase.
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