Italian Cars (Hardcover)

Enzo Rizzo

ISBN 10: 8854420840 / ISBN 13: 9788854420847

Published by White Star, Vercelli, 2025

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Hardcover. 150 fascinating years of unique and inimitable Italian automotive innovation. The Topolino. The 500. The Panda. The Lancia Lambda. The Fulvia. The Alfa Romeo, Duetto, and Giulietta. The Ferrari Testarossa. The Maserati 3500GT. The Lambroghini Miura, Countach, Diablo, and Revuelto and so on, all the way up until the electrified super cars and new hyper-cars of our future, like the Pagani Utopia, Pininfarina Batista and Estrema Fulminea (just to name a few)! Car that dreams are made of, lives are changed with, and history is marked by: legendary Italian cars. AUTHOR: Enzo Rizzo is a professional journalist. He is the sub-editor of two magazines, Monsieur and SpiritodiVino, and also works for Il Giornale, LeStrade, Flotte&Finanza, Vie&Trasporti. Together with Giuseppe Guzzardi, Rizzo has compiled the multimedia production, Alfa Romeo: a Century of Racing and has written Convertibles. History and Evolution of Dream Cars and Motor Racing. The Drivers and Their Machines for White Star. SELLING POINTS: . For car lovers who want to hold and feel their favourite models . Learn about the latest innovations from electric supercars to hypercars . 500. Panda. Ferrari. Lamborghini. Alfa Romeo. Made in Italy is synonymous with legendary cars. Learn about them all, as well as the latest innovations to hit the market! From electrified supercars to hypercars! One hundred and fifty fascinating years of unique and inimitable Italian automotive innovation including The Topolino, the 500, the Panda, the Lancia Lambda, presented in this new book for car lovers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Italian Cars (Hardcover)
• Publisher: White Star, Vercelli
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 8854420840
• ISBN 13: 9788854420847
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

This volume traces more than 150 years of Italian automotive history from the Maserati 3500GT, the Lamborghini Countach, and the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale all the way up to the electrified supercars and new hypercars of our future, like the Pagani Utopia, Pininfarina Battista, and Estrema Fulminea. The automobile is one of the symbols of Made in Italy around the world. Its success is the result of the genius and creativity of a select group of Italians, and a culture and history that has allowed the country to set the standard for good taste through great intuition and revolutionary creations. It is true that the automobile was born in Germany, but it was in Italy that the first internal combustion engine was invented, in 1853, thanks to Eugenio Barsanti and Felice Matteucci. This book tells the story of the Italian automobile through ever-changing conditions. The chapters follow a chronological format that reviews social, economic, and political factors, both in Italy and internationally, as well as the various eras of the Italian car and its development based on design generations and mechanical innovation.

About the Author

Enzo Rizzo is a professional journalist. He is a contributing editor for two magazines, Monsieur and Spirito diVino, and he also works for Il Giornale and Flotte&Finanza. Together with his colleague, Giuseppe Guzzardi, he compiled the multimedia production Alfa Romeo: A Century of Racing, and he has written Convertibles: History and Evolution of Dream Cars and Motor Racing: The Drivers and Their Machines, which were both published by White Star.

Giorgetto Giugiaro, one of the most famous Italian designers, works in many fields, but became internationally renowned largely as a result of his work in the automotive field. He has designed exclusive sports cars and popular road models such as the Alfetta GT/GTV, the Ferrari 250 GT Bertone, the Fiat Panda, and the Fiat Punto. In 1999 Giorgetto Giugiaro was honored with the title “Car Designer of the Century,” and in 2002 he was admitted into the Automotive Hall of Fame.