One of a series of specials based on the Fiat 6-cylinder platform, designed by Tom Tjaarda while working at Pininfarina. Battista and...

Using the Fiat 1300/1500, Moretti developed various coupes (at least six different designs), with 2+2 and four-seat models and at least...

Elva began as a sports/racing car, powered by Coventry-Climax or Ford engines. The first road-going car was produced in 1958. This was...

Debuted at the Milwaukee Auto Show on November 16-24, 1963, the new Charger roadster stole the show at the Dodge exhibit. The customized...

Bodybuilder Ghia built this elegant coupe based on the massive Plymouth Valiant. The car was first presented at the Turin Motor Show in...

1965 XP-819: The little-known rear-engine Corvette was built by GM to test the viability of a V-8-powered Porsche 911 killer. Larry...

One of the most handsome Chevrolet show cars of the 1960s never made it to production in its original form, but it was influential all...

The Cadillac Cyclone is a concept car built in 1959 by Cadillac. The Cyclone was never mass-produced as a production model. It currently...

Derived from the American, the Tarpon was the car that AMC could have, should have, but didn't make in response to the Mustang. Instead,...

Created as a replacement for the gorgeous Giulietta SZ, the Zagato-styled TZ and TZ2 continued that car's glorious looks and race-bred...

The Bertone-styled Canguro concept is one of the most aesthetically balanced cars in history, from a golden era of Italian design....

Carlo Abarth (1908-79) was one of the most enterprising figures on the sports car scene. He won the world motorcycling championship five...

Pininfarina presented the Abarth 1000 Spyder Speciale concept at the Turin Motor Show in November 1964. The power of the rear-mounted...

The Rover-BRM was a prototype gas turbine-powered racing car jointly developed in the early 1960s by the British companies Rover and...

This 1965 Apollo 2+2 is a prototype model that was featured at the 1965 New York Auto Show and acquired by the current owner in 1971. It...

1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 SZ (SZ = Sprint Zagato), only 105 were built (1965-1967). After the presentation of the 2600 Berlina, Sprint and...

This freshly restored car has been very nicely built to be both reliable and deliver outstanding performance. Powered by a 454 HO 425HP...

As the legend goes, the man Aston Martin named the "DB" series of cars after—David Brown—became frustrated with his company-issued DB5....

Initially, Ford did not offer an Estate version of the Ford Anglia 105E, so Friary Motors Ltd of Basingstoke took up the challenge. The...

A user of the Russian social network VK has discovered an eight-wheel Amphibious All-Terrain Vehicle (AATV), created in the 1960s by the...

The Ford Mustang has always been a two-door, 2+2 coupe. But in 1964, Ford attempted to reinvent its then-new pony car into a two-door,...

Surfite was a genuine surfer’s car. An Austin Mini Cooper chassis was under its unique custom surfboard carrier body, powered by a 1269cc...

The Munster Koach is the family car that was used in the television series, The Munsters. The show's producers contracted George Barris...

Renault's first collaboration with coachbuilder Ghia is the development of a sports coupe based on the standard Renault R8 base. The car...