Dogo SS-2000

This prototype was designed and built by the Argentine racing driver and mechanic Clemar Bucci in his workshop located in Munro (Vicente López Partido, Buenos Aires).^[2] It took him five months to make the car, with the participation of his brother Rolando Bucci and a group of collaborators.^[2]

The Dogo SS-2000 was a grand tourer with a wedge-shaped design, rectilinear lines and smooth panels. Striking gull-wing doors stood out in its design. The body was made of reinforced plastic and was mounted on a box-shaped, single center beam frame. It had a 2000 cc L4 engine with 160 HP^[1][3] sourced from a Peugeot 504 car,^[1] four-speed synchronized gearbox sourced from a Porsche 911, and four-wheel disc brakes.^[2]

The people who built the car stated that its top speed was 228 km/h, helped by its light weight of 700 kg.^[3]

The car is preserved in the Bucci Museum in Zenón Pereyra, Santa Fe Province.^[3]