Discover the story of Carrozzeria Coggiola, the discreet Turin coachbuilder behind some of the most striking concept cars of the 20th century. From Saab and Volvo to Chrysler and Mercedes, its hidden…
Read storyLong before MPVs filled suburban driveways, Italian designers were shaping the monovolume with prototypes that ranged from pragmatic to outright outrageous. Their work rewrote how space, style, and function could fit under…
Read storyWhen the precision of Mercedes-Benz met the artistry of Italy’s finest carrozzerie, a handful of rare machines were born—each a testament to vision, privilege, and design. From Castagna’s roaring ’20s town cars…
Read storyDiscover how iconic Italian coachbuilders like Bertone, Vignale & Frua transformed Opel cars into rare design gems from the 1960s to the 2000s.
Read storyIf you’ve ever found yourself stuck in an endless sea of honking taxis in New York City, you might have wished someone—anyone—had figured out a way to make urban transportation smoother. Well,…
Read storyIn 1994, following the initiative taken with the Fiat Cinquecento, the Turin-based automaker decided to offer Italy’s most prestigious coachbuilders and design houses the opportunity to reinterpret the newly launched Fiat Punto…
Read storyEveryone has heard stories about the Sultan of Brunei’s immense and almost mythical car collection, but few details have ever been confirmed. Shrouded in secrecy, this legendary fleet of rare and bespoke…
Read storyThe Fiat Bravo Concept cars, unveiled in 1996, showcased the creative prowess of Italian coachbuilders invited by Fiat to reinterpret their new model. Following the tradition set by previous Fiat designs like…
Read storyIn the ever-evolving landscape of automotive design, there are moments when a bold and unconventional vision takes center stage, challenging the norms and reshaping our perception of what a car can be.…
Read storyAt the 1992 Turin Motor Show, Fiat unveiled a series of concept cars designed by famous Italian coachbuilders to celebrate the arrival of the small Cinquecento on the market.
Read storyMario Revelli di Beaumont, of ancient Piedmontese noble origins, was born in Rome on June 25th 1907 from Abiel Bethel, a well-known weapons designer, and by Lucia Bonomi.
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