The Fiat 500 Zanzara was a concept car built in 1969 by Zagato. Named after the Italian word for mosquito, the Zanzara was a one-off...

An appealing Italian ‘bitza’ that somehow transcends the sum of its parts. Created by Zagato using the chassis from the Spider and the...

Motauto asked Zagato to start afresh based on a Volvo 164. Not only was the resulting GTZ 3000 shorter, more comprehensive, and lower...

Luigi Chinetti and his North American Racing Team (NART) are legends in American (and worldwide) motoring. He was the man who brought...

1971 surprised everyone with a new chapter in the collaboration between Ferrari and Zagato. More than twenty years after the first...

The Alfa Romeo Junior Z GT 2000 Periscopica is a prototype developed by the research department of Alfa Romeo in 1972. It features a...

Zagato was founded in 1919, and it worked with some of the world's most prestigious car makers to produce some of the most beautiful (or...

Piero Rivolta took over the Iso Company after his father passed away in 1966. One of the first things he did was introduce a new version...

As part of a plan to offer customers a wider range of models, Lancia commissioned Zagato to make a Super Sport version of its Fulvia,...

In 1974, the 2 + 2 spider (length - 4040 mm) debuted - its production started in 1975. Pininfarina developed the design, but Zagato...

In 1974, Chinetti commissioned the 330 Convertibile Zagato. Zagato’s tenth car based on a Ferrari chassis was inspired by the 3Z Spider,...

The Zagato Zeta 80 is a concept car built in 1975. The car was unveiled at the 1975 Turin Motor Show. A concept for a 4-seat coupé,...

Bristol introduced the completely-new Type 412 saloon in 1975. Designed as a 2-door convertible, this new model featured a Carrozzeria...

The 1981 Zagato Chicane was a design study with enclosed rear wheels. It was displayed at the Turin Motor Show. Images: Concept Car Central

Presented in 1983 at the Geneva Motor Show, Zagato’s compact 2+2 Zeta 6 was based on Alfa Romeo GTV6 running gear with a 2.5 V6 engine....

In the late 50s, the activities of Carrozzeria Zagato reached a semi-industrial size. The official collaboration with renowned sports...

The Alfa Romeo Z33 Tempo Libero was unveiled in 1984 by Zagato at the Geneva Motor Show. It was a compact minivan of 4.0 m in length,...

They say that lightning doesn't strike the same place twice. But the lightning bolt that is Zagato struck Newport Pagnell for a second...

Karif was the name of an African wind, chosen to respect the Maserati tradition of using wind names for the designation of its GT cars...

The Zagato Autech Stelvio (1989 - 1991) is the product of a collaboration between Zagato and Autech-Japan. One of Nissan's special tuning...

The name of the car, first introduced in 1989, is ES-30. This "Experimental Sports Car - 3.0 Liter" was shown at the Geneva Motor Show as...

Between 1991 and '92, a handful of Ferrari 348's had their original Pininfarina-designed bodywork extensively modified by carrozzeria...

In 1991, Autech (the then-growing aftermarket sports car brand of Nissan) was built and designed with Zagato styling. The...

Developed in 1992 by Carrozzeria Zagato in Milan, together with Bambù prototype, both on Nissan 300 ZX mechanics developed by Autech, it...