The Ferrari Mythos, a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive concept car, debuted at the 1989 Tokyo Motor Show, showcasing Ferrari's bold foray into futuristic design. Developed by Ferrari and designed by Pininfarina, it was based on the Ferrari Testarossa's mechanical framework. Its wedge shape and large rear air intake were instrumental in the evolution of Ferrari's design language, influencing the development of the F50. Powered by a 4.9 L Ferrari flat-12 engine, the Mythos offered a formidable 390 hp and a top speed of around 290 km/h (180 mph). Notably, the Sultan of Brunei commissioned two exclusive Mythos cars, one red and the other turquoise, highlighting its allure as a collector's item despite not being intended for public sale.
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