The Steyr-Puch IMP (short for Intermeccanica-Puch) was an aluminum two-seater coupe with a top speed of 160 km/h. Intermeccanica came...

Outside of Milt Brown with his 1962-1965 Apollo GT, very few individuals have ever succeeded in designing and producing their car. Many...

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...

In 1966, a one-off prototype, the Titania Veltro GTT 1500 Coupe, also known as ‘Hairy One’, was shown at 48th Salon de Turin. Very...

An American-Italian hybrid developed by designers Robert Cumberford and Franco Scallone, produced in New York in the workshop of Jack...

Initially in the automotive tuning kit business, Construzione Automobili Intermeccanica was founded in 1959 in Italy's automobile...

The Italia IMX was built for the 1969 Turin Automobile Show. It was a modified Italia, which conformed to Italian requirements, with a...

The Indras were produced from approximately early 1971 to mid-1974, with 127 cars completed. The breakdown was approximately 60...

The Intermeccanica Murena resulted from a brief foray into the world of car making by two Americans, M. Charles Schwendler and Jospeh...