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De Tomaso Mangusta is not the first answer most people give when asked to name a late-1960s Italian GT. But in terms of street presence and raw sex appeal, this lesser-known exotic gives away nothing to its more widely recognized contemporaries from Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati. Seen today, this Giorgetto Giugiaro masterpiece looks like a long-forgotten Hot Wheels car sprung to life. Upon its debut at the Turin auto show in 1966, its impact was even more dramatic.inline_mediumwraptextright27615934/features/collectible_classic/1002_1967_1971_de_tomaso_mangusta1002_01_z+1967-71_de_tomaso_mangusta+front_three_quarter_view.jpgTrue