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==Concept Cars==
==Concept Cars==
*[[Italdesign Aztec|Aztec]] - 1988 Convertible
*[[Italdesign Aztec Concept|Aztec]] - 1988 Convertible
*[[Italdesign Scighera|Scighera]]
*[[Italdesign Scighera Concept|Scighera]]
*[[Lamborghini Cala|Cala]]
*[[Lamborghini Cala|Cala]]
*[[BMW Nazca C2|Nazca C2]]
*[[BMW Nazca C2|Nazca C2]]
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*[[Italdesign Volta|Volta]]
*[[Italdesign Volta|Volta]]
*[[Italdesign Twenty Twenty|Twenty Twenty]]
*[[Italdesign Twenty Twenty|Twenty Twenty]]
*[[Italdesign Structura|Structura]]
*[[Italdesign Structura Concept|Structura]]
*[[Italdesign Formula Hammer|Formula Hammer]]
*[[Italdesign Formula Hammer|Formula Hammer]]
*[[Italdesign Legram|Legram]]
*[[Italdesign Legram|Legram]]

Revision as of 18:15, 24 April 2009

Italdesign-Giugiaro S.p.A (commonly called Italdesign) is an automobile design and engineering company in Turin, Italy. The company was founded in 1968 as Studi Italiani Realizzazione Prototipi, working closely with Volkswagen. Today, the company is known for the work of its subsidiary, Giugiaro Design, home of famed automobile designer, Giorgetto Giugiaro. However, Italdesign also does automotive engineering, prototyping, and testing.

Concept Cars

Production cars

Italdesign designed cars include the Volkswagen Golf, Daewoo Lanos, and Suzuki Reno, which is sold under various nameplates throughout the world.

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