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In the absence of anyone else posting and so that we can move on, can I make this post of a cropped iPhone photo?

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How about the full Monty?

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The nice thing about this car is that you can't even recognize it in the full Monty, and might not even recognize it with a close-up of the logo. I'm guessing a very recent electric. The seating makes me think of the McLaren M1 -- Perhaps the same designer? On second thought, there's only one seat, not three.

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It's not a secret to say that it is German. It is not electric. It is supposed to have Smart diesel engine I believe, however the logo on the side indicates it might use some form of gas power. It can also do 100 mph and return the equiv of 82 mpg or 2.8l/100kms.

And the name is ......

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Thanks, so here is the next one. I have no idea if it's going to be easy or not. So please type and coachbuilder .

 

But the make of the car should not be too big a problem from what is visible in the photgraph.

 

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Gerd

 

 

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I agree about the Alfa 2000 spider, probably from about 1960. The spider was designed by Michelotti and most were built by Vignale in Touring. However, some chassis that were bought by Vignale made their way to Ghia (though I don't know how) so this might be a Ghia version -- Note the chrome script in the picture seems to have a Ghia style G.

 

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Actually Stuart I was thinking of the Carrozzeria Touring (Milano) bodied 2000 Spider (circa 1960) that was I believe designed by Carlo Anderloni. I'll admit that the hood script has me scratching my head, doesn't quite look like the "Superleggera" script used by Touring nor the G of Ghia.

 

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Kent,

 

You can stick with your first reply. Alfa 2000-S Vignale (a 1958 coupé although apparently on a Spider chassis) seen at the Dutch Alfa Club meeting "Spettacolo Sportivo" this year as part of the 100 year Alfa line-up.

 

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See the Vignale sign just between the bottom of the door and the left rear wheel. According to the following article (in German) the only out of 47 chassis that made it to a running car.

 

Alfa Romeo Vignale – Heimreise eines Prototyps - Wir sind Helden - Magazin zum Thema Oldtimer und Youngtimer bei Carsablanca.de

 

Over to you.

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Thanks Gerd! Here's a shot (non-Leica) of the green one I was remembering:

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Okay, I hope this isn't too tough because I'm headed for Rome on Thursday!

 

 

 

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