This 1963 pre-production Mustang is the same car that would be introduced as the 1965 Mustang. It is a convertible with a removable...

The 1963 Cougar was introduced as a show model "from the company which pioneered the personal car." The Cougar II is a candy-apple red...

The Allegro — the first of the second-generation X-Cars, fashioned in late 1962 — was based upon the earlier DeLaRossa Avventura design...

The first Fiat 600-based car by Moretti was launched in 1958. It was a 2+2 coupe with the stying of the later Moretti 750 cars, including...

Battista and Sergio Pininfarina have often formally marked their attachment to Switzerland and the Geneva Motor Show. In 1964, on the...

A 2-seat targa roof version of Coupé Speciale was presented at the Geneva Motor Show. Designed by Tom Tjaarda while he was working at...

Allemano is the one who gave shape to this slender coupé that could be used as a daily driver even by a family man (who had no more than...

Moretti produced various cars based on these Fiat models. The 1100 was used as the starting point for a four-seat coupe and a two-seat...

USAF Lt. Col. Edward Richer with the Wing-Tank Special he built in England, using a Ford Anglia chassis, plus some Chevy and Austin...

The Daihatsu Sport Vignale was one of the concepts shown at the 1963 Turin Motor Show to demonstrate the capabilities of the Japanese...

Chrysler's stunning Turbine Ghia, produced in 55 copies and tested by more than 200 households across America in 1964-66, is easily the...

Chrysler Corp.’s experimental Turbine Car appeared at the 1964 Chicago Auto Show. It was billed as the first car created explicitly for...

The 1963 Wedge Corvette split windshield concept was a sleek, front-engine design study that revived the Q Corvette’s split-windshield...

Pininfarina built the Corvette Rondine show car on a production 1963 Sting Ray chassis. Two rooflines were tried: an inward slanting rear...

The Chevrolet Testudo is a concept car built by Bertone on a modified Chevrolet Corvair Monza platform. The name comes from the Latin...

The 1963 Buick Riviera Silver Arrow I Buick concept car was a production Riviera coupe specially customized by GM styling head William L....

The GM styling chief, Bill Mitchell, was in London on business when a vision inspired a car. The shapes and sounds of that brief...

1963/4 Colani-BMW 700 is the world’s first vehicle with a self-supporting plastic monocoque car body. Weighing a mere 350kg, the small...

In 1964 this svelte coupe was manufactured by ex-Ferrari personnel to compete at the market's top. It used a bespoke V8 mounted behind...

Following the success of the Giulietta Sprint Zagato of the early 1960s, Alfa Romeo began to devise a replacement for the racing...

In 1960, the 2000 Sprint made its debut: an elegant and luxurious coupe, 700 of which were built up until 1962. That same year, Bertone...

This car came from one of Italy’s lesser-known coachbuilders, Boneschi, which had been set up in 1919 by Giovanni Boneschi. From a base...

The BMW Hurricane is a concept car that was built in 1964 on the chassis of a BMW 1800i. The Hurricane was fitted with a 1.8-liter,...

An extreme variant of the modest Fiat 850 was shown at the Turin Motor Show, with a 155hp 1,592 cc twin cam, twin spark engine from the...