Created by Luigi Storero, one of the three aces of the steering wheel that Fiat lined up in its first racing years, together with Felice Nazzaro and Vincenzo Lancia, as well as good friend of Giovanni Agnelli. In 1912 he decided to build vehicles under his own name, but the ties with Fiat remained strong, in fact the vehicle exhibited here was owned by Count Emanuele Cacherano di Bricherasio, one of the founders of the company from Turin: born a landaulet, in 1932 it was transformed into a sedan and depowered from 34 to 23 HP. It was donated to the Museum by his sister, Countess Sofia.
