This Giulia is one of the extremely rare station wagon versions, never produced for the general public but rather as vehicles generally used by law enforcement or for Italian highway services and very few other purposes. In fact, there were only four coachbuilders in Italy to whom this car was commissioned: Colli, Giorgetti, Introzzi, and… Read More Rare patrol: 1970 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600 Giardinetta by Grazia
This car was built in 1942 for some high-ranked official of the italian police: of course, being built in the middle of the WWII, it was born with the color preferred by the fascist government. As usual for a Lancia prior to be in Fiat’s hands, also this one was characterised by a sophisticated engineering:… Read More Call the police: 1942 Lancia Artena Torpedo by Pninfarina
We are used to see Alfa Romeo Giulia’s built for italian police (mostly replicas), and sometimes some little van (built until mid ’80s), but we’ve never seen a Fiat 600 with such livery. As the seller says, this car is not a replica but a true 600 used by Carabinieri corps, it still has the… Read More Beyond coolness: 1966 Fiat 600 “Carabinieri”
“Landespolizei” means “State Police” in german language and yes, the car which saved BMW from bankruptcy was also used from german police for their road tasks: hard to think how this little bug could afford a pursuit of a Porsche 356 or of a Mercedes SL. This particular car had clearly benefitted by a ground-up… Read More Landespolizei: 1957 BMW Isetta
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