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It looked like it would be a small thing - possibly micro - so I was thinking in Goggomobil territory but if it's Italian then how about an Autobianchi Bianchina?

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Thank-you Nigel.

The bumpers of the Autibianchi (having just had a look on the www) do seem to be unique to the Cabrio although not all Cabrio's have exactly that set-up. I wonder if there was a re-design possibly to allow export for the US Market?

Anyhow; on to the next.

Here's a fun little runabout. The general 'umbrella-term' for the car will be far too straightforward so I would like to be given the exact model-designation. To that end I will endeavour to show 'bits' which I believe to be unique to this iteration;

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Images of the Autobianchi

 

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Also note the Piaggio Ape van in the background.

It was interesting being in Rome having moved back to Europe from NYC. No wanky Escalades/Suburbans but expensive-suit-wearing men-about-town types driving round in 2-seat Smart cars and Fiat 500s. Lots of perpendicular parking and "touch"parking. I'm not sure I saw a car without some sort of scrape.

The only large cars on the road were very occasional 7-series with car service drivers for 5* hotels (ours didn't even offer that..our "limo" was a C-class Merc)

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I can see Noddy and Big Ears thinking that might be a suitable upgrade from their previous "Gamine".  I have a recollection of the Autobianchi Cabrio featuring in an Italian film possibly starring either Gina Lollobrigida or Sofia Loren. 

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No takers so far on the Newbie?

OK; here's a view of some of the bonnet-mounted exterior plumbing vents;

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3 hours ago, IkarusJohn said:

Looks like a Lamborghini 

Not a Lamborghini, John, but - considering it is road-legal - it is rather an extreme version of what was already quite a sporty machine.

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