questa della coupe si erano già viste credo
Fiat Coupe, initial sketches and styling model by Chris Bangle, 1991
queste altre qua non le ho mai viste
Fiat Bravo Windsurf by Giannini, 1996. A Bravo-based racer with an adjustable rear wing.
Fiat Barchetta Coupe Concept, 1996, by Maggiora. Coachbuilders Maggiora built the convertible Barchetta for Fiat, they proposed a hardtop coupe version however Fiat rejected the idea
Fiat Ecos, 1978, by Pininfarina. A prototype for an electric city car powered by a 26kW electric motor driving the front wheels fed by twelve 6V batteries, each weighing 30kg
Fiat Lucciola, 1957, by Francis Lombardi. A four-door version of the Fiat 600 with no B-pillar
Pininfarina Sing and Song Concepts, 1996. Based on the Fiat Bravo, Sing (blue car) was conceived for a more sporty and aggressive road use, while Song (green car) was optimised for off-road use
Fiat Brava Sentiero, 1996, by Coggiola. The 4-door pick-up version of Fiat’s mid-size hatchback
Ipothesi, 1982, by Open Design. A prototype ‘futuristic’ saloon based on the Fiat Ritmo which was displayed at the Turin Motor Show
Fioravanti Skill, 2006. A compact folding-hardtop pick-up based on the Fiat Grande Punto
Fiat Punto Surf, 1994, by Coggiola. A sporting pick-up version of the Punto
Fiat Halley Concept, 1985, by Maggiora. A prototype coupe based on the Fiat Uno named after Halley’s Comet which was visible from Earth in 1986. I named my Border Collie Halley for the same reason
Zagato Fiat Bravo Bis, 1996. One of a number of Bravo-based concepts shown at the 1996 Turin Motor Show, Zagato’s Bravo Bis was designed to recall Zagato Fiat 8V from the 1950s
questa qua la trovo stupenda:
Fiat Lampo Concept, 1994. A monobox coupe concept based on the Fiat Punto, designed and built by the I.DE.A Institute
Fiat Bravo Enduro & Enduro Raid Concept, 1996, by Bertone. A high-riding off-road coupe concept based on the Fiat Bravo, the Raid version hinted at a potential career in rallying