Itala 61 Coupé de Ville Farina

The Itala 61 Coupé de Ville Farina (1926) was coachbuilt by Stabilimenti Farina. Developed during a period marked by the evolution of luxury automobiles, the Itala 61 exemplified the coachbuilding practices of the time, characterized by bespoke designs tailored to affluent clientele. The construction process involved meticulous attention to proportions and stylistic details, integrating both aesthetic and functional elements inherent in the art of coachbuilding. Mechanically, the Itala 61 featured a robust chassis designed for durability and performance. While specific details regarding the engine configuration are not available, the vehicle was crafted to meet the standards of its era, emphasizing both comfort and driving dynamics. The suspension system was engineered to provide a smooth ride, suitable for the luxurious nature of the vehicle. Production of the Itala 61 was limited to a single unit, making it a unique representation of the collaboration between the Itala marque and Stabilimenti Farina. Documentation indicates that the model was exhibited in various automotive showcases, highlighting its significance in the context of early 20th-century automotive design.