Maserati A6G 2000 Allemano

Vehicle Overview

The Maserati A6G 2000 Allemano: Unofficially and most commonly known as Maserati A6G 54 (the model’s real name is A6 G 2000 Gran Turismo), it picked up the legacy of the A6G 2000, which had been in production from 1950 to 1953. Maserati asked some of the most important coachbuilders of the time to create various examples: Zagato, Frua, and Allemano. The outcome was a series of legendary versions: “Type A” for the Frua Spyder, “Type B” for the Frua Coupé, “Type C” for the Allemano Coupé, and “Type D” for the Zagato Coupé. 21 speciments were built by Allemano.