When 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 storyPininfarina and JAS Motorsport revive the iconic Honda NSX with a new carbon-fibre, V6-powered Gran Turismo inspired by the 1990 original.
Read storyWhen Enzo Ferrari handed Bertone the keys to his next car, it was like asking a rival tailor to make the Prancing Horse’s suit. The result? Marcello Gandini’s only official Ferrari —…
Read storyIn 1980, Ferrari shocked the world with the Pinin — a sleek four-door that Enzo himself refused to build. Here’s the story behind the rejection.
Read storyBorn from American ambition, shaped by Italian design, and perfected by Argentine engineering, the IKA Torino wasn’t just another car — it was a statement. This is the story of how a…
Read storyThe new automotive brand Vittori has made its public debut in Miami with a limited-edition hybrid hypercar developed in collaboration with Pininfarina.
Read storyAldo Brovarone, the humble stylist behind Pininfarina’s greatest icons, from the Ferrari Dino to the Peugeot 504 and Lancia Gamma.
Read storyFrom Allemano’s sleek Filante to Zagato’s rare GT, explore how Italy’s top coachbuilders transformed the humble Fiat 1100 TV into a parade of unforgettable coupés.
Read storyA Ferrari that changed outfits three times, wowed motor shows across Europe, and returned decades later in restored glory. Meet the 400 Superamerica and its star performer, chassis 2207SA—the mischievous prince of…
Read storyItaly’s legendary coachbuilders—Pininfarina, Bertone, Zagato, Touring—defined postwar automotive artistry. Discover how rising costs, strict safety rules, and shifting tastes ended their golden age, and how the spirit of coachbuilding survives today.
Read storyAutomobili Pininfarina B95 hyper Barchetta wins the Red Dot Design Award, celebrating Italian design heritage and the future of luxury electric mobility.
Read storyDiscover how Italy’s carrozzieri used Plexiglas for panoramic roofs, racing weight savings, and concepts: shaping mid-century automotive futurism.
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