In 1952, Nevio Altera began planning for an alternative to the Altera Augri. In 1953, they decided there would be a V16 version, as well as the V12, but a year before they released it, they decided to have a V8 and V12 variant instead. It was named the Naramo, after Nevio’s brother. The V8 had a new 4 litre flatplane with the same firing order as the original Altera V8. The V12 would be released in 1956, with a new 6.1 litre. The V8 was cancelled in 1957, because the 612 had much better sales, but all engines produced for it where kept in the factory, for a future project, that will soon be announced…
1956 Altera Naramo 612
Specs:
Release Color: Altera Gialo
Engine: 6.1 L V12
Engine Power: 477HP
0-60 MPH: 7.9 Seconds
Top Speed: 172 MPH
Original Cost: $124,765
Markup: 150%
Production End: 1974
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