Fiat Nuova 500: the Tiny Car That Put Italy on Wheels
How the Fiat Nuova 500 went from modest people’s car to an unlikely canvas for Italy’s coachbuilders, from spiaggine to concepts and tiny fuoriserie.
Read storyHow the Fiat Nuova 500 went from modest people’s car to an unlikely canvas for Italy’s coachbuilders, from spiaggine to concepts and tiny fuoriserie.
Read storyGiugiaro’s 1982 Lancia Orca looked like a calm family car, but beneath its smooth skin sat aerodynamics, clever safety ideas, and a future Lancia never built.
Read storyBefore the 407 Coupé we know, there was another vision. This is the Pininfarina proposal that never reached production.
Read storyThe story of the Maserati Auge by Castagna, a bizarre, fascinating one-off Maserati blending coachbuilding heritage with bold 1990s design.
Read storyMaurizio Corbi reveals the story behind the Fiat Multipla Eden Roc II — a one-off beach car built for Gianni Agnelli that became an unexpected design icon.
Read storyA one-off Lancia Thema Coupé takes shape in 1980s Italy as Boneschi’s Gazella—an elegant question in metal that would find its answer years later in the Lancia Kappa Coupé.
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Read storyFifty years after its debut, the Lancia Gamma reveals a deeper story—where innovation, design and coachbuilt concepts shaped one of Italy’s most intriguing flagships.
Read storyA 1967 Fiat 500 roadster by Vignale, the Gamine’s retro styling, rare production and quirky launch stories are explored, from its coachbuilt origins to its lasting cult legacy.
Read storyThe remarkable story of the BMW 3200 Michelotti Vignale, the one-off Italian reinterpretation of the 507. From Turin coachbuilders and 1959 motor show debut to its survival as a rare icon of…
Read storyThe 2004 Range Rover Stormer concept: Stola-built prototype with split scissor doors and Vesuvius orange body that previewed the future Range Rover Sport.
Read storyA one-off Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint “Goccia,” shaped by Michelotti and tuned by Conrero, storms into Italy’s boom-era 1.3-litre GT class—220 km/h at Monza, 100 bhp per litre, and a yellow Turin…
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