Società Italiana Applicazioni Techniche Auto-Aviatorie was founded in 1926 by Fiat tuning specialist Giorgio Ambrosini, and received substantial financial assistance from Fiat. The company built a reputation for its coach-built sporting roadsters and coupes, high-performance equipment, and a fair degree of competition success. 
Spyder by Bertone
View info and historyThe Mario Revelli de Beaumont penned and Bertone built 300BC was introduced at the Geneva Salon in 1952 and approximately 50 examples of the 300BC Sport Spider were eventually built. Roughly the first 40 examples were built by Bertone, while the (approximately) last 10 were built by Turin based Motto. The 300 BC Barchetta Sport Spider used a Fiat suspension and powered by a Crosley 750 cubic-inch or 1100cc Fiat-derived engines, though some were imported to the United States without drivetrains. Most were built for competition rather than normal road use, so they were often fitted with large, finned, Stanguellini brakes.
by Daniel Vaughan | May 2020
Spyder by Bertone
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by Daniel Vaughan | May 2020
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Founded by Georgio Ambrosini, the Siata company or Societa Italiana Applicazioni Trasformazioni Accessori was established in Turin in 1926. Their purpose was to manufacture tuning accessories for Italian vehicles. They manufactured such accessories as cylinder heads with overhead valves along with superchargers. In 1961 Siata became Siata Auto SpA. Siata began to produce vehicles based on Fiats....
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