These 7 cars, the Giulia-designer
Posted on 06-01-2016 at 22:10 by MauritsH – 30 Comments”
You sit for months schuimbekkend to wait until that Giulia finally got to the Alfa dealer? No stress, this list will keep you in any case, the next 4 minutes, sweet.
Lorenzo Ramaciotti took last precious AB-broadcasting by with a mysterious grin in the back of a large car to take place. The Italian rider has the reins firmly in their hands as designbaas at Fiat Chrysler and so we dived once more, in the well-stocked curriculum vitae of the artist, who previously worked at the world-famous design house Pininfarina.
Yes, he has, in the design of the Alfa Giulia a finger in the pap had, but that car got over the past months is already enough attention. So, time for some other little gems that came to be under the direction of Ramaciotti, it would be your best might be surprised what beautiful things the man (co -) created. Yes, he has more designed, but this we found the coolest.
Ferrari Mythos (1989)
A very characteristic designed concept car, which, unfortunately, the production never made it.
Alfa Romeo 4C (2013)
The light-weight toy (driving test) looks quite good, but then, is with the headlights like on the photo.
Ferrari 550 Maranello (1996)
The most balanced designed modern Ferrari? I think it does, how it operates, check here.
Maserati Birdcage 75th Concept (2005)
Inspired by the old Birdcage was the brand with the trident over 10 years ago with this amazing concept car on the gpu.
Peugeot 406 Coupé (1997)
A Ferrari for the enthusiast with the slightly tighter stock exchange. After the facelift is not necessarily prettier, has klassiekerpotentie.
Ferrari 456 GT (1992)
Oei oei oei what built up the Ferrari in the 90s still beautiful cars. Valued colleague Lars put already explain why this 456 z’n retreat in the history books it deserves.
Maserati Quattroporte (2012)
Delicious zakensedan that despite or thanks to its distinctive appearance, but very little is preferred over the German directieauto-violence. How that rides? Clique!