The De Tomaso Zonda was designed by Tom Tjaarda of Ghia and first shown to the public at the Geneva motor show in 1971. The Zonda...

By the time the De Tomaso Pantera was introduced in 1971, De Tomaso Automobili was already taking steps to flesh out its model line. The...

In 1971 at the Turin motor show, De Tomaso unveiled this prototype built by Ghia named 1600 Spider, powered by a Ford engine and...

The Lombardi FL1 was designed by Francis Lombardi and displayed at the Turin Motorshow in 1972. It was a mid-engined concept car and...

Performance and luxury are combined in the Pinto Sportiva, a Ford Division show car that features a removable roof panel, integrated roll...

In the early ’70s, the Lincoln division at Ford Motor Company was facing the same dilemma as its cross-town rival in the Motor City,...

Sportiva II, an experimental roadster version of Ford's new Mustang II, will be displayed in the Ford Division exhibit at the Detroit...

Quirky and retro did not mix well with Ford's Flashback concept car. Oddly shaped, the tiny two-seat prototype featured a long hood,...

One of the first Fiesta-based concepts, the Ghia Prima, was featured at the 1976 Turin Motor Show. It was a collaboration between Ford...

The Ford Megastar was designed by Paul Breuer and built by Ghia of Turin. The 1977 Ford Megastar by Ghia was a Granada-based saloon...

Ford Ghia Operations in Turin showed this experimental new sports car at the Geneva Show. It uses the running gear of the Ford Fiesta,...

The Ford Microsport was a concept car built in 1978 by Ghia, geared for fun and fuel efficiency. The car was based on a 1.0-liter Ford...