Send to a friendSon of a Beach February 28th, 2008 6:41 PM Link
Interesting, what’s the front look like?
Geneva’s Italian Concept Battle Heats Up with New Images of the Italdesign Quaranta
Written By: Seyth Miersma
The teasing continues ahead of next week’s concept-laden Geneva Motor Show. Famed Italian styling house Italdesign has released a few more choice bits of it’s upcoming concept, now known to be called Quaranta, which will help to celebrate the company’s 40 years in the business.
We’re happy to see that Giugiaro is bringing an angular attack on the super car concept to play the yin to Pininfarina’s swoopy Sintesi yang. While we’re troubled to know that struggling Bertone has pulled it’s B.A.T. 11 concept out of the show, we still can’t wait to see which Italian concept wins the styling day at Geneva.
Tell us which Geneva concept you’re leaning towards in comments.
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Winding Road » Archive » Italdesign Quaranta Concept Fully Revealed February 29th, 2008 10:30 AM Link
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