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Trying to find out what make/model this car is - otherwise I won't sleep tonight.  |
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Thanks great work - had searched under Fiats but thought it was a 2 seater sports car. Pretty from the back but quite ugly from the front.  |
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That link doesn't work - what is going on in that pic??
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That is quite the quirky little thing isn't it, looks tiny as well.
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This link explains the history (scroll down a bit) I expect the car pictured in my first post is the car referred to as having been owned by Prince Ranier as the car was spotted parked in the grounds of the Monaco royal palace. mariothemultipla.wordpress.com/2013/07/A similar car has been used as a ViP course car at the Monaco Historic Grand Prix. We were lucky enough to see it and sit in it. I believe it is known as the Fiat Torpedo Marina, there seems some confusion as to who made it but Felice Mario Boano may have designed it when he had his own company but then he went on to establish the styling department for Fiat and passed the rights to produce the Torpedo to Carrozzeria Savio. There is one in a Paris Museum and one might have been owned by Prince Ranier, possibly the one still being used in Monaco? |
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