Begone are the times when car interiors were merely pods to keep you “just comfortable” when moving around. Art has found its way into cars, and the De Tomaso P72 is the latest advocate of how a car interior can drop jaws till it pains! The whole idea of creating masterpieces out of car interiors started way back in the 60s and 70s with chrome and leather-wrapped around long undisputed car cabins for a soothing pod to travel around.

But over time things became more functional and less artistic. No doubt, function over form is always a viable option. But things have started changing since the 2010s and Pagani was the first carmaker in a long time to fuse classic analog features with exquisite luxury and art. No other car could come close to the rolling artwork factor that Pagani put forth. But that has changed now with the more enticing De Tomaso P72.

The interior of this iconic revival automobile is layered with quilted leather, intricate patterns and stitching, and art deco elements literally everywhere. In fact, you will not want to shift the P72 into first gear, as the gear level will mesmerize you with how majestic it looks. The same goes for all the beautifully carved analog guagues and dials.

Unlike all other sports cars and supercars of today, De Tomaso has uncluttered the P72 interior of technology. They have taken a minimalist approach layered with glorious visual and mechanical drama. The De Tomaso P72 interior is a 60s time capsule that gloriously…