Lancia Aurelia Rosa Doro UNICO
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Informação Geral
Preço
137.000€
Ano
1952
Condição
Tipo
Coupê
Contactos
(+351) 919 197 422
(+351) 918 051 408
(+351) 918 051 408
Alcácer do Sal, Setúbal
Outras Informações
Quilómetros
78765
Cavalos
90
Nº de donos
3
1ª Matrícula
Portugal
Cilindrada
2000
Cor
Creme
Combustível
Gasolina
Matrícula Actual
Portugal
Proprietário
Particular
Equipamento
Não possui equipamento extra.
Observações
Carro único no Mundo
Com grande historial
Veiculo consignado
Apresentado no Salão de Genéve em 1952
The Lancia Aurelia Rosa d’Oro Pininfarina is a remarkable automobile that exemplifies the artistry and innovation of Italian automotive design in the early 1950s. Unveiled at the 1951 Paris Auto Salon, this stunning vehicle was built on the Aurelia B50 chassis and quickly garnered attention for its exquisite styling and elegant proportions. The name “Rosa d’Oro,” which translates to “Golden Rose,” was not its official designation; rather, it was adopted after the car won the prestigious “Golden Rose Prize” at the 1952 Geneva Show, a testament to its exceptional design. The Aurelia Rosa d’Oro featured a striking two-tone paint job that enhanced its sophisticated aesthetic, showcasing the impeccable craftsmanship for which Pininfarina was renowned. This elegant color scheme not only highlighted the car’s sleek lines but also contributed to its allure, making it a standout at auto shows and among collectors. Following the initial success of the Rosa d’Oro, Pininfarina went on to produce two similar specimens but based on the B52 chassis, specifically the #B52-1022 and the #B52-1095
Com grande historial
Veiculo consignado
Apresentado no Salão de Genéve em 1952
The Lancia Aurelia Rosa d’Oro Pininfarina is a remarkable automobile that exemplifies the artistry and innovation of Italian automotive design in the early 1950s. Unveiled at the 1951 Paris Auto Salon, this stunning vehicle was built on the Aurelia B50 chassis and quickly garnered attention for its exquisite styling and elegant proportions. The name “Rosa d’Oro,” which translates to “Golden Rose,” was not its official designation; rather, it was adopted after the car won the prestigious “Golden Rose Prize” at the 1952 Geneva Show, a testament to its exceptional design. The Aurelia Rosa d’Oro featured a striking two-tone paint job that enhanced its sophisticated aesthetic, showcasing the impeccable craftsmanship for which Pininfarina was renowned. This elegant color scheme not only highlighted the car’s sleek lines but also contributed to its allure, making it a standout at auto shows and among collectors. Following the initial success of the Rosa d’Oro, Pininfarina went on to produce two similar specimens but based on the B52 chassis, specifically the #B52-1022 and the #B52-1095