Built between 1955 and 1959, the Maserati 200S was never meant to be pretty — it was born to race. Designed by Giulio Alfieri as the successor to the A6GCS, it packed a 2.0L inline-4 pushing 190 hp through a 4-speed synchromesh to the rear wheels. Just 28 were made. It hit the tracks at Imola, Monza, and the Targa Florio, with legends like Stirling Moss behind the wheel. No ABS, no traction control — just raw engineering and guts. Today, it’ll set you back over $3 million. Spice up your wardrobe with our exclusive clothing! Link in bio🔗 🏎 @fantasyjunction