What are the odds of finding an Autobianchi Bianchina in the American west? How about two of them? Continue reading
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Category Archives: Autobianchi
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Ran When Parked visits Rome, Italy
Join us as we check out the car landscape in Rome, Italy. Continue reading
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The 2015 Monte-Carlo Historique rally
Step inside for a full gallery of pictures from the 2015 edition of the Historic Monte-Carlo Rally. Continue reading
1960s / 1970s / Autobianchi / Fiat / Italian
A look at the Autobianchi Primula, Fiat’s first front-wheel drive car
The 128, the Panda, the Uno and even the current 500 all trace their roots back to the Autobianchi Primula. Continue reading
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Ran When Parked visits Rome, Italy
About five years ago, walking through the streets of Rome was like visiting the world’s largest car museum. Continue reading
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Caption contest: Autobianchi A112 Abarth
How would you caption this late-1970s Autobianchi A112 Abarth press shot? Continue reading
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Ten 1970s concepts that should have been built
A few weeks ago asked our readers what vintage concepts they would have liked to see built. At the time, we suggested the 1501 Coupe designed and built by French coachbuilder Heuliez would have made a great addition to the Simca lineup, though it probably wouldn’t have been enough to save the company. Your responses inspired us … Continue reading
