DREAM CARS ON DISPLAY IN TORINO.

ABARTH, Alfa Romeo, Automotive Design, Bizzarrini, Car Design, Car Styling, Cars, Concept cars, Designers, Ferrari, Fiat, Fuoriserie, German Cars, Hydrogen, Italian Cars, Italian Coachbuilders, Lamborghini, Lancia, Lightweight cars, Maserati, Pininfarina, Show cars, Supercars 22 Comments »

Not to be missed.

  

Never before I have seen so many dream and concept cars in the same place ad the same time. This unique opportunity is offered by Torino 2008 World Design Capital and you must visit it before it closes on November 23.

For all details and a comprehensive introduction, go to http://www.torinoworlddesigncapital.it/portale/en/content_1.php?sezioneID=291&testoCompleto=1

Beware and please do not shoot the messenger: strangely enough, the exhibition closes at 6.20 p.m.

You also should not miss to get a copy of the Exhibition Catalogue currently on sale only in Italian but soon to be available also in English. Read the rest of this entry »

Giorgetto Giugiaro of Italdesign-Giugiaro.

Alfa Romeo, Automotive Design, Bizzarrini, Bugatti, Car Design, Car Styling, Cars, Chinese Cars, Ferrari, Fuoriserie, Italian Cars, Italian Coachbuilders, Maserati, Various 27 Comments »

Giorgetto Giugiaro is simply the most talented, productive and successful car designer of all times. The only one nominated “Designer of the Century” by an international Jury, he is celebrated by the Hall of Fame and has been awarded several Honoris Causa doctorate as an architect. With more than 50 years of very intense work as a car designer he is the president of a company that employs more than 1000 specialists and create cars from a white piece of paper (including the Chinese Brilliance Zhongua) and still enjoy himself at designing cars, as well as any sort of products. In his spares time he love to paint, ride his cross-country bike and crossing the Africa deserts.

About being 70, in a fast interview between two meetings he has answered our direct questions, with a smile. Here is his opening statement.

Mr. Giugiaro, you seem to be positively committed to follow the example of (the world-wide famous painter) Pablo Picasso, who at the age of 90 was still enjoying painting. You are still more than 20 years away from that age and – if we are right – you continue to personally design some of the cars created by Italdesign-Giugiaro. Is it really so? Read the rest of this entry »

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