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The coach builders at Fioravanti have been caught testing a restyled Ferrari F430 this weekend at Fiorano.That would explain the lack of any camouflage, as the creation is likely a one-off built for rich customer as part of Ferrari's recently publicized effort to offer "whatever the hell you want" bespoke cars to those willing to shell out the necessary cash. The body looks to have been completely re-done, but are any power upgrades lurking under that retro-cool skin? More »
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The details about the Fioravanti Hidra, which is set to to debut at the Geneva Motor Show, are scarce. But whatever we lack in information we make up for in photos of all that freaking nano tech wiperless glass. Following the Fioravanti Thalia, this is a concept car meant to show off the company's new technological advancements, as opposed to an actual car that you'd be able to buy. Oh, and it'll maybe have some sort of advanced alternative propulsion system or something. More »
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Talk about a niche vehicle. Italian design firm Fioravanti created this conceptual coupe-cabrio-pickup, which it plans to show in Geneva, from a Fiat Punto Grande. Best known as the company that created the Ferrari Superamerica's wacky folding roof, Fioravanti used the same technology in the Punto, adding a folding tailboard that allows the car to be used as a pickup. Fiat expects to sell more than 360,000 Puntos in 2006, and plans to expand the platform to include such specialty models as a coupe-convertible, though the pickup part won't likely make it past antipasto stages. More »
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