The Lamborghini Miura was designed by Marcello Gandini, of Bertone. A mockup was displayed at the Turin Motor show in 1965. It featured a...

Giugiaro joined Corrozeria Ghia in December of 1965 and worked on two designs presented to the public at the Geneva Motor Show three...

An American-Italian hybrid developed by designers Robert Cumberford and Franco Scallone, produced in New York in the workshop of Jack...

The Vanessa, designed by a young Giugiaro, and released at the 1966 Turin Motorshow, was a car designed specifically for female drivers....

An alternative two-door coupe project was developed by Pininfarina in 1966. The appearance of the coupe almost completely repeated the...

The Fiat 124 Smart, created in 1966 by Francis Lombardi, was a very square-styled coupe with a huge luggage compartment. Thanks to the...

Seeing these photos, many will think that this is another craft from the ubiquitous tuners who abused the "penny" and made a convertible....

The Fiat Moretti Sportiva is a small coupé produced by the Moretti Motor Company based on the Fiat 850 from 1967 to 1971. It was based on...

Alfredino "Dino" Ferrari was Enzo Ferrari's son and, by all accounts, the only person or thing the Ferrari founder ever loved more than...

Two recovered 365 P chassis received special bodywork, and this white supercar, built on chassis 8971, was one of Sergio Pininfarina's...

The Duesenberg Model J was the mightiest of America's great 1930s Classics. Pioneer automotive journalist Ken Purdy once said it "will...

Based on the Vallelunga (De Tomaso’s first car) and styled by Giugiaro while he was working at Ghia. The Pampero could have been an...