to meet the ever changing regulatory landscape of the 1970s and sometimes in response to customer requests. One late model, for example, was delivered with single rectangular headlamps borrowed from the Ford Granada, a matte black radiator grille, and rubber-covered bumpers. The tail lights were originally from the Alfa Romeo Giulia, as on the 375 L 2+2, but later these were replaced by Triumph TR6 units. Those lights had first been used by Monteverdi for the 1972 Berlinetta, and gave the sedan a more modern appearance. Literature Newspapers and Magazines Automobil Revue year books 1968, 1969, 1973, 1974 (technical specifications and annual changes) </ref> References High Speed Grand tourers Cars introduced in 1967 1970s cars 13. One was used in the film Zeta One (1969) with James Robertson & Yutte Stensgaard