The storied Italian design company Bertone, probably best known for cars like the Lamborghini Miura and Fiat X1/9, is looking to revive one of its concepts from the 1960s as an actual production car.

a stunning homage to Italian speedsters from the 1960s. Never heard of Automobili Mignatta? That's not surprising given that the Rina is the company's first-ever vehicle. So what makes this car ...

A car like this, with gorgeous Italian lines, would overshadow its ... De Tomaso also worked with Shelby in the early '60s to create a new race car for the Can-Am series, but the partnership ...

While the designers drew inspiration from other Corvair-based concept cars created by Italian coachbuilders ... intriguing and innovative for the early 1960s. Built around a modified Corvair ...

Italian company Automobili Mignatta has unveiled the Rina, its first car and a gorgeous roadster with 1960s styling and a modern V8 to power it. The Rina chassis is made from a material called ...

It was built specifically for what was going on in the 1960s and was under development as early as 1961. The car was an instant success, selling 418,000 units its first year and setting a record ...

but Pagani Grandi Complicazioni made sure that each Codalunga had that 1960s Italian coachbuild look to them. And, boy, are they some beautiful looking cars. When looking at the Codalunga ...

This was the logo of World War I Italian flying ace Francesco Baracca ... Ferrari made just over 30 copies of the special 250 GTO race car in the early '60s, and these models have sold for ...

The Rina's monocoque is made from carbon fiber, as is the handcrafted barchetta-style body, which draws inspiration from Italian sports cars of the 1960s. The curvature of the fenders, oval-shaped ...