Ercole Spada, Legendary Car Designer, Passes away at 88
"Ercole Spada, legendary Italian car designer known for his work with Zagato and I.DE.A Institute, has died at 88. Carrozzieri Italiani honors his legacy.
Read story"Ercole Spada, legendary Italian car designer known for his work with Zagato and I.DE.A Institute, has died at 88. Carrozzieri Italiani honors his legacy.
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