Monteverdi 375L High Speed

The Monteverdi 375L was Peter Monteverdi's Swiss grand tourer, bodied by Fissore in Italy and powered by Chrysler V8s. Only 65 were built, and this one is described as the first coach-built example. It has been certified by the Monteverdi Museum and authenticated by its curator, Paul Berger.

Under the bonnet is the original, numbers-matching 440ci Chrysler V8, rebuilt, lightened, balanced and blueprinted to give a stated 450 bhp. It drives through a Chrysler A833 four-speed manual gearbox. Upgrades are modest: Koni coilovers and a Salisbury limited-slip differential, with the original Borrani wire wheels on Michelin XWX tyres. The car is finished in Seychelles Blue Metallic with Connolly Vaumol Ochre hide inside.

The odometer shows 61,656 km (about 38,300 miles), with only 200 km since the engine rebuild. The restoration was a nine-year, nut-and-bolt job by the selling dealer, who is also the current owner. Ownership history runs from the first owner (1970 to 1980) and a second (1980 to 2011) to the present keeper. The car has its original tool kits and documented history. In April 2026 it won Best in Class and Best at Show at the Salon Privé London Concours de Vente.