The experimental small commuter car Runabout was unveiled at GM's Futurama at the New York World's Fair in 1964. A three-wheel hatchback,...

The General Motors Bison gas turbine freight hauler displayed at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York was designed with grand plans,...

While turbine engines are standard in military tanks, helicopters, and jet airliners, their use in production automobiles has been quite...

A Ford concept, the 1965 Aurora, featured a windshield that turns transparent to opaque at the touch of a button and an intercom between...

Only two were built. During the ’60s and ’70s, along with sporty versions for Lancia and Alfa Romeo, Zagato carried out the study of...

Designed by Studio Lombardi in 1964, the open Fiat 850 Libellula (Dragonfly) had sleek lines and a Renault Floride-style front end. The...

In 1964 Moretti began working with the Fiat 850, releasing a four-door three-box saloon, a two-door coupe (very similar to the 500-based...

Vignale made various cars based on the 850 floorpan and mechanicals, including a 4/5-seat Berlina, a 2+2 coupé, and a 2+2 spider. All...

At the 1964 Turin Motorshow, Lombardi showed a two-seat coupé based on the Fiat 500, called the Coccinella. Seven of these smart little...

One of a series of specials based on the Fiat 6-cylinder platform, designed by Tom Tjaarda while working at Pininfarina. Battista and...

Using the Fiat 1300/1500, Moretti developed various coupes (at least six different designs), with 2+2 and four-seat models and at least...

Elva began as a sports/racing car, powered by Coventry-Climax or Ford engines. The first road-going car was produced in 1958. This was...