ABARTH 2400 COUPÉ ALLEMANO (Italy 1964) Carlo Abarth (1908-79) was one of the most enterprising figures on the sports car scene. He won the world motorcycling championship five times down to 1939 before turning to the desing of racing cars and the manufacture of...
DE DION & BOUTON MOD. 1 ¾ HP QUADRI (France 1899) This is the four-wheel version of the Tri, whose production figures ran up to 21,000 from 1895 to 1899. De Dion and Bouton had already made a name for themselves by driving their steam-powered vehicle to victory in...
ALFA ROMEO DISCO VOLANTE Preented by Alfa Romeo s.p.a., Milano (Italy 1952) Weight: 760 kg The maker’s only sports car of this kind with a one-off bodywork by Touring of Milan. The car’s biconvex profile and flattened shape resemble the wing of an aeroplane. Later on...
FIAT MOD. 600 MULTIPLA (Italy 1956-1995) The Fiat 600 Multipla, which was presented at the 1956 Brussels Motor Show, differed from the regular 600 for the bodywork, with its squashed nose, the front axle borrowed from the 1100/1300, the new rear axle ratio (7/45), and...
FIAT 500 BIANCA (Italy 1962) (Autorino, 1° floor) In the summer of 1957 Fiat introduced the New 500, destined to repeat the success of the previous 500. The new model used the latest design techniques, such as integral body/chassis structure, al, round independent...
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