Designed to recreate the historic Zagato-Fiat Abarth link, this vehicle is a 2-seat coupe for those who enjoy driving. Stripped of...

The 65th Turin Motor Show (1994) presented a series of concepts based on the Punto. The 4x4 TL (or 'Tempo Libero,' which means 'Free...

At the 1994 Turin motor show, Fiat asked "carrozzieri" belonging to ANFIA to develop their interpretation of the Punto, launched during...

In 1995 Fiat presented a car with a hybrid-electric powertrain, developed based on the Zic prototype and built with components (light...

Coachbuilder Maggiora developed a very nice little two-seater Barchetta coupé. It looks like a real production model because Maggiora...

An off-road coupé. This concept went beyond the SUV idea while remaining in line with Bertone’s other sporty concept cars, and the Fiat...

The Fiat Vuscia, which was debuted at the 1996 Turin Motor Show, was a design created by I.DE.A. (Institute of Development in Automotive...

The 1996 Turin Motor Show will be remembered as the year of the Fiat Bravo and Brava. Among 25 concept cars debuting at the show, 17 are...

This beast is a prototype by il Gruppo Stola and is called Dedica (Dedication) - a design of Aldo Brovarone. Aldo is a retired designer...

The 1996 ItalDesign Formula Legram was a research model of a 4-seater hatchback coupé based on a FIAT Bravo & Brava chassis. The Legram,...

Becoming a spider (Zic + Spider = Zicster), the Zicster was first shown at the 1996 Geneva Motorshow. This was a development of the 1995...

Concept of "Unispace" shape based on the Fiat Brava, styled, developed, and built by I.DE.A Institute (Turin Motor Show 1996). The 1996...