1970 Lancia Stratos Zero Coupe

Designed by Marcello Gandini for Bertone, the Stratos Zero Concept shook the automotive world when it was introduced at the 1970 Turin Motor Show. At a mere 33 inches tall, it may be the lowest drivable car ever made. It is the ultimate Wedge and is considered a styling milestone that influenced many production cars that came after. Entry is through the hinged windshield on this 88-inch wheelbase, mid-engine car. The Stratos Zero was the forerunner of the Lancia Stratos world championship (1974 through 1976) rally car, which bore little resemblance to its predecessor.

This exact replica was produced for a scene in Michael Jackson's 1988 'Moonwalker' movie and was later made fully functional by Andy Saunders of the United Kingdom.

Fifty years later, the Stratos Zero is considered by many to be the ultimate 'wedge.'