Fiat 750 Pulidori: a 1947 Mille Miglia class leader, on paper, that nobody wanted in Paris
Fiat 750 Pulidori: one source says it led its class at the 1947 Mille Miglia, the results say DNF, and in 2026 it went unsold at Gooding Christie’s.
Fiat 750 Pulidori: one source says it led its class at the 1947 Mille Miglia, the results say DNF, and in 2026 it went unsold at Gooding Christie’s.
Fiat 8V: the Italian V8 Fiat almost built by accident In 1948, Vittorio Valletta calls Dante Giacosa into his office and hands him a brief that makes Giacosa frown: a six-cylinder engine for a large luxury saloon with which Fiat wants to take on Alfa Romeo in the Italian premium segment. The project code is … Read more
SIATA Española: The Italian Dream That Ended Up Delivering Bread Britain had its kit-car dreamers and its backyard sports-car builders — the men who, with more passion than capital, tried to bottle a bit of Italian glamour in a draughty shed. Most failed. A few became legends. But almost none of them did it under … Read more
The Ferrari 250 GTO: Why a Car Became the Most Expensive Object Ever Sold The $70 Million Question Nobody Asks In 2018, a Ferrari 250 GTO sold for $70 million. Not a house. Not a Picasso. Not a yacht. A car. A machine built to depreciate, crash, and eventually rust into oblivion. And yet, here … Read more