
Listed for sale a few weeks ago by Dallara Stradale Paris, this spectacular Dallara The Stradale D50 Cabriolet didn’t have to wait long to find a buyer. Just a few weeks after hitting the market, this exceptional example is now being delivered to its new owner, as shown in a photo taken while it was being loaded onto a transport truck.


This sale once again confirms the interest of collectors and enthusiasts in the most exclusive models from the Italian brand founded by Giampaolo Dallara, whose philosophy remains entirely focused on lightness and driving pleasure.
A particularly exclusive anniversary edition
This D50 Cabriolet celebrates Dallara’s 50th anniversary with a meticulously crafted design. Its exposed matte black carbon-fiber body is enhanced by a hand-painted D50 anniversary livery, while its Barchetta-style design, combined with the spectacular Race Wing, gives it a look directly inspired by racing prototypes.



The interior stays true to the brand’s DNA with a minimalist design that’s entirely driver-focused. The black leather seats, accented with yellow stitching, subtly highlight the sporty character of this special edition. Under the bodywork lies a powertrain that lives up to its appearance: a turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 400 ch, paired with a paddle-shift automatic transmission. Weighing in at just 855 kg, the Stradale D50 boasts an exceptional power-to-weight ratio and a driving experience akin to that of a road-legal race car.

A setup capable of anything
The unit delivered has only 300 km on the odometer and was listed at €260,000. Like all Dallara Stradale models, it can be customized to the owner’s preferences thanks to its modular design, which allows it to be converted from a Barchetta to a Spider or Coupé configuration.

The photographs taken before the sale perfectly showcased this unique configuration, while the final shot—showing the car securely loaded onto its transport truck—marks the beginning of a new chapter for this D50.
To give you an idea of the car's performance, here's a head-to-head race against a Ferrari Enzo.
