The 1956 Ferrari 250 GT Berlina (Zagato) is a unique piece of automotive history that blends style and performance into a beautiful...

The 1957 Maserati 450S Coupe by Zagato was an Italian sports car produced for the racing circuit. Maserati was known for its racing...

The 1957 Ferrari 250 GT Competizione (Zagato) is a rare and sought-after sports car produced by the iconic Italian automaker Ferrari....

AC Cars began production of its famous AC Ace in 1953. Based on a lightweight chassis designed by John Tojeiro, the Ace was the...

First seen at the 1955 Turin Auto Show, 750 GTs were racing in March 1956 and quickly scored a clean sweep of the 750cc Gran Turismo...

Building on the success of their 750 Zagato Coupé, Abarth worked on a 500cc version of the car for the 1957 Turin Motor Show. Abarth...

This design was rejected by Carlo Abarth, after which most of the Abarth 750 Spiders were produced by Allemano. An innovative concern...

In 1958, Abarth updated their small ‘750 GT Zagato' racecar and renamed it ‘750 Record Monza Zagato'. The most significant upgrade was a...

In 1937 the Maserati brothers sold their company to industrialist Adolfo Orsi. Not long after the war ended, they decided their real...

The Bristol GT 407 Z was a concept car built by Zagato in 1960. The GT 407 Zagato coupé was a styling exercise displayed at the Turin...

The last of the six-cylinder Bristols, the 406, was made between 1958 and 1961, though the basic steel-framed alloy-paneled...

The first Fiat 600-based Abarth to be fitted with the more significant 982 cc development of the 600 engine was the Zagato-bodied...

Little is known about this one-off based on the BMC Morris Minor (Mini). The design is attributed to Ercole Spada, and the execution was,...

The London Motor Show, Earls Court of 1960 introduced the most beautiful cars and the most significant Aston Martin. Each DB4GT rolling...

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

The Italian styling concern Zagato is famous for classics such as the Aston Martin and Alfa Romeo Zagatos. There are Ferraris and...

Only two were built. During the ’60s and ’70s, along with sporty versions for Lancia and Alfa Romeo, Zagato carried out the study of...

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 beginning of the collaboration between Zagato and Lamborghini dates back to 1965, when the Milanese brand conceived two exemplars of...

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

Sig created this Zagato-styled concept. Ercole Spada and revealed at the Turin Motor Show in 1967, was never seriously considered for...

Other versions of Fiat 125 were built by Moretti, who made the 125GS 1.6 with styling similar to the Fiat Dino Spider, Zagato, the 125Z,...

Presented at the Turin Motor Show, a prototype for a convertible based on the Fulvia Sport Coupé which remained a one-off, though some...

Volvo’s Italian importer commissioned Zagato to build a coupé based on the Volvo 144, hoping to persuade the Swedes to add a second, more...