AutoItalia Magazine Issue 261 Edizione posteriore

There’s colour aplenty in this month’s issue, both in terms of paint schemes and sheer character. We celebrate the Fiat 124 Sport Coupé’s 50th anniversary with a full feature of this great-looking classic, as well as discovering the secrets of another 50-year old car – a unique alloy-bodied Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona found in a Japanese barn. We’re also among the first to drive the new 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce in the UK, on an epic Exmoor adventure. And as well as in-depth analysis of Maserati’s glorious Ghibli, we’ve tracked down the very last cars ever to wear De Tomaso badges. A true rainbow of Italian colour!


CONTENTS
Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce – First UK test of the 280hp Giulia: a road trip across Exmoor
Fiat 124 Sport Coupé – 50th anniversary group test of all three series of Fiat’s classic coupe
De Tomaso Prototypes – We track down the last-ever De Tomasos: Mangusta, Guarà and Pantera 2000
Alfa Romeo F12 van – A commercial vehicle with style: the Giulia-engined F12 Furgone
Lancia Appia – Group test of all three generations of the glorious Appia saloon
Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona – The full story of a unique alloy-bodied barn find
Vernasca Silver Flag – Italy’s very own ‘Goodwood’ is a hill climb to end them all
Silverstone Classic – Amazing action from the UK’s premier classic circuit event
Festival Italia – A return to Brands Hatch for this mighty celebration of Italian cars
Salon Privé – Concours stars and the launch of the all-new 2017 ATS GT sports car
Maserati Ghibli – Full collectors’ guide of Maserati’s first-ever supercar
Obscurati – Chisel-edged Boneschi Lancia Amalfi Spider