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The history of Touring is described in this book by Giovanni Bianchi Anderloni, grandson of the founder using the Bianchi Anderloni family archives and with the support of the national archives, as…
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In 1967, the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale redefined the supercar — a street-legal racing masterpiece where art, performance, and legend became one.
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The Alfa Romeo C52 Disco Volante was shaped by wind, vision, and ambition. From 1950s dream to modern tribute, its story is as daring as its design.
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From the 1955 Peugeot 403 to the iconic 406 Coupé, this is the story of Peugeot and Pininfarina — a half-century partnership where French engineering met Italian artistry, creating some of the…
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Livery Design Contest The 111 concept sees the light after one hundred and eleven years since the birth of the historic brand based on the Alfa Romeo 4C with the scope of…
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Ferrari and Zagato have crossed paths only a handful of times since the late 1940s, but each encounter produced something truly special. When the prancing horse of Ferrari met the distinctive “Z”…
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The Alfa Romeo Visconti was designed by Italdesign together with Alfa Romeo and exhibited at the Geneva Motor Show in 2004.
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• Stunning coach built two-door Tesla Model S convertible • Retractable fabric roof and stylish aero kit* • Comprehensive re-designed interior Luxury Italian design house has showcased its coachbuilding skills by revealing…
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• Modenese coachbuilder ARES reveals limited-edition ARES for Land Rover Defender Spec. 1.2• Exterior features include carbon fiber bodywork and panoramic roof• Luxurious handcrafted interior with leather and carbon fiber throughout• Enhanced…
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When the Porsche 964 Turbo was launched in 1991, it faced an uphill battle to win its fans over: this new generation of the iconic sports car from Stuttgart had been handed…
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Few relationships in automotive history have endured with as much creativity, respect, and national pride as the one between Fiat and Pininfarina. Together, they shaped not only the look of Italian motoring…
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Italy’s coachbuilding history isn’t just Bertone, Pininfarina, and Zagato. It’s also made of smaller workshops—family operations that worked closer to the ground, shaping real cars for real people, yet occasionally brushing up…
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