Visual Sunday: FIAT’s Stylish Shooting Brake
Reliant and Volvo clearly had this very niche market cornered. But did Pininfarina's elegant 1974 FIAT 130 Maremma have potential to steal sales from... Read More...
Visual Sunday: Show Car Shocker
The Ferrari 512S Modulo was designed by Pininfarina as a one-off concept car which was revealed at the 1970 Geneva Motor Show. A soul-stirring displa... Read More...
Prime Find of the Week: The Forever Fabulous Montecarlo
It’s certainly no secret that most of us here at ViaRETRO hold classic Lancias in very high regard. Both Søren and Claus have previously owned Fulvias... Read More...
The Midas Touch: When Cars Become Art
Even when a car is viewed as a classic, built forty years ago, and as such is obviously not changing in itself - the context can: Now, RM Sotheby's pu... Read More...
Corvette Rondine? Sadly Not in the Model Line-Up
Tom Tjaarda sadly passed away last year. He was a designer of great talent, and is probably best known as the man who penned the aggressive De Tomaso ... Read More...
Inspiration for Rover, Citroën and Lancia: 1967 Pininfarina 1800
And no doubt inspiration for several others too: The modern hatchback owes a lot of its basic architecture to this Pininfarina prototype.
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Prime Find of the Week: Is the Gamma Finally Coming of Age?
Innovation like only few car manufacturers can possibly dream up, stunning Pininfarina design, boxer engine, Italian flair, deep velour interior, true... Read More...
Lancia Gamma Coupé: The First under Fiat’s Rule
A daring design and a colour which would only suit very few cars, helped this classic turn heads and win hearts at one of this summers Cars ‘n’ Coffee... Read More...
The Wedge: a harbinger of the future
Like the French Art Deco cars of the 1930s or the classic chrome hell from Detroit in the 1950s, we will probably never see an era in car design as th... Read More...