What is the LaForza?
The LaForza is a four-wheel-drive luxury SUV with Italian design roots. It is the American-market version of the Rayton-Fissore Magnum, styled by Tom Tjaarda. Its rounded body and leather-lined cabin brought a more polished feel to a rugged off-road vehicle. In the United States, it was sold in 1989–1990.
Engines and power
The LaForza listed in U.S. EPA figures has a 4.9 L petrol engine. The model combined Italian design with an American V8 powertrain.
How economical is the LaForza?
The EPA rates the LaForza at 11 MPG combined, equivalent to 21.4 L/100 km. These are U.S. EPA figures; European WLTP and NEDC procedures and Canada’s 5-cycle method differ, so results across markets may not match.
Where was the LaForza sold?
The LaForza figures here are for the United States, where the model was sold in 1989–1990. In Europe, its counterpart was known as the Rayton-Fissore Magnum.
Questions and answers
What kind of vehicle is the LaForza?
It is a four-wheel-drive luxury SUV with Italian design roots and a leather-lined interior.
What engine does the LaForza have in the U.S. figures?
The listed engine is a 4.9 L petrol unit.
What is the LaForza’s official fuel consumption?
The EPA rates it at 11 MPG combined, or 21.4 L/100 km.
Which years was the LaForza sold in the United States?
It was sold in 1989–1990.