I feel like when it comes to Lancias, people always want to talk about the Stratos or the Delta Integrale. Those are phenomenal cars, but they're not the only great Lancias out there.
There are two great moments in Argentine motoring history centered around the Nürburgring and then there’s a third, a fourth-place finish at a race you’ve never heard of. Of course it’s the latter that’s the pride and joy of Argentine car enthusiasts: the story of the Torinos at the 1969 Nürburgring 84 Hours.
This is Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the Island That Rust Forgot
When you think of West Virginia, what comes to mind? Vintage Lancias, of course, and that's exactly what JSmith53 found when he visited Weston, WV.
When WhatWouldJesseDo isn't working on his Datsun 411
This is a daily-driven commuter '66 Lancia, parked on the street in Alameda. Let's just pause and contemplate the meaning of that statement: here is a man who depends on a 41-year-old Lancia Fulvia for his everyday transportation! Your 400,000-mile Toyota commuter doesn't seem so daring now, does it?
We once spent 30 hours living like Tom Hanks in The Terminal at Frankfurt International when we would've rather been tooling around the city in a Lancia Fulvia with Katarina Witt, Goethe or Felix Frankfurter. According to the boys at the road with minimal straightaways, Lancia may be debuting a new, production Fulvia…
There are few front-drive machines that inspire bouts of uncontrollable lust in Los Jalops. O.G. Minis, Citro n Traction Avants, GMC Motorhomes and 2nd Gen CRX Sis are a few of them. But one that's often overlooked in the department of the Select Group of Truly Badass Front-Drivers is the Lancia Fulvia HF.…