The Fiat-Abarth 750 Series is one of the most revered Italian automobiles of the 1950s. Based on the Fiat 600, these babies were augmented by the crazy engineers at Abarth and even crazier body shells ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Carlo (Karl) Abarth founded his eponymous Bolognese company in 1949 after acquiring the assets of race-car builder Cisitalia.

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Despite appearances, this littlerossocoupe is based on the dowdy Fiat 600, only earning the shapely Zagato-penned aluminum body after Abarth fettled with the chassis, drivetrain, and interior.

This 1959 Fiat-Abarth 750 GT “Double Bubble” Coupe Zagato sold for $123,200 through RM Sotheby’s in 2021. This example’s interior is dressed in blue vinyl and is equipped with a rally clock on the ...

Let's take a short break from the Ferraris and Lamborghinis everybody acknowledges as the best Italian motors and turn our attention to the past. Just imagine you're in 1957. The war has been over for ...

FCA’s (or is that now Stellantis's) heritage hub in Turin is home to many of its greatest hits, from early 500s to secret projects undertaken on behalf of its bigger brands. Here are some of the ...

Carlo (Karl) Abarth founded his eponymous Bolognese company in 1949 after acquiring the assets of race-car builder Cisitalia. Throughout the 1950s, Abarth & C. produced street, competition, and ...