Manufacturers Pininfarina

An Italian Car company, known for customizing and developing Lamborghini’s. Models to watch: Cambiano

Chinese Automaker Says Pininfarina-Designed Concepts Will Be Produced

At the 2018 Beijing Motor Show, Pininfarina and Hybrid Kinetic Group (HKG) unveiled two new concepts.

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Pininfarina Teases Another Model It Designed for a Chinese Automaker

The all-electric K350 crossover will make its debut at the 2018 Beijing Motor Show.

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Hydrogen Race Car Goes From Concept to Reality

The production version of the Pininfarina H2 Speed debuted at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show.

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Indian Automaker Taps Pininfarina for US-Bound Supercar

The Mahindra Group will leverage Pininfarina to enter the U.S. and Chinese markets.

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This Swanky-Looking Hybrid SUV Will Likely Make It Into Production

Hybrid Kinetic and Pininfarina are previewing two more future models.

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Pininfarina Continues to Tease the 'Eco-Friendly' H600 Concept

Pininfarina made its name collaborating with Italian automakers like Ferrari and Alfa Romeo, but its latest creation is for Hong Kong-based Hybrid Kinetic Group.

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Pininfarina Teasing Elegant New Eco-Friendly Concept

The designers at Pininfarina will once again take to the Geneva Motor Show to show off one of their creations. 

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Pininfarina is Producing Its High-Performance Hydrogen Car

The Pininfarina H2 Speed Concept is heading to production.

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This Hydrogen-Powered Beast is Halfway Between a Race Prototype and Real Supercar

Italian coachbuilder Pininfarina is going green in a big way at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

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New Pininfarina Concept Teased

Italian design house Pininfarina is gearing up to display a new concept car at the upcoming 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

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Mahindra Acquires Pininfarina for $185M

Indian automaker Mahindra & Mahindra has finally acquired Italian car designer Pininfarina.

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Gallery: Best Vintage Cars & Hood Ornaments of Pebble Beach

The Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in Monterey, California, is one of the most prestigious events for classic cars in the world. 

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Mahindra Presenting Bid to Buy Pininfarina This Month

Indian automaker Mahindra & Mahindra will present its bid for Italian design house  Pininfarina this month.

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Indian Automaker Wants to Buy Pininfarina

India’s largest SUV manufacturer is eyeing the company responsible for designing the Ferrari Testarossa.

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Top 10 Concept Cars of 2013

Concept cars are things that dreams are made of. These vehicles represent a manufacturer’s future, seen through LSD-laced rose colored glasses.

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BMW, Pininfarina Tease Gran Lusso Coupe Project

BMW and Pininfarina have teamed up to build what is being called the Gran Lusso Coupe, which will make its public debut at the 2013 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este on May 24, 2013.

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Ferrari P33 Will Be Successor to P4/5

Jim Glickenhaus has announced that he’ll be working on a one-off Ferrari P33, the successor to the Ferrari P4/5 that he originally commissioned in 2006.

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Pininfarina Sergio Concept is a Love It or Hate It Design: 2013 Geneva Motor Show

Pininfarina has just unveiled its Sergio Concept, based on the Ferrari 458 Spider and what the company calls the two-seater barchetta of the future.

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Pininfarina 'Sergio Concept' Honors Late CEO With Wild Design

Pininfarina has released a sketch of its Sergio Concept which will make its official debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show next week.

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Sergio Pininfarina Passes Away at 85

Pininfarina is a world-renowned design firm, and today the company announced that Sergio Pininfarina passed away at 85 in his Turin, Italy home. 

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Pininfarina Hyperion Found For Sale in Abu Dhabi

Back in 2008, Rolls-Royce collector Roland Hall special ordered a one-off Pininfarina that became known as the Hyperion.

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Pininfarina Cambiano Concept May Become Reality

Along the same vein as the Fisker Karma, the plug-in hybrid Pininfarina Cambiano concept may receive the “go-ahead” for low-volume production.

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Pininfarina Cambiano Concept: Geneva Motor Show Preview

Official images of the Pininfarina Cambiano concept car have been revealed ahead of the upcoming 2012 Geneva Motor Show.

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Pininfarina Family to Lose Control of 82 Year Old Company

According to Reuters, creditor banks are working on an agreement to restructure Pininfarinas  $99 million debts. One source says “”The agreement will fix the capital structure for the foreseeable future.” However, when the agreement is reached, it will give the banks control of the Pininfarina’s 77 per cent stake in the company. This would effectively end the family’s ownership 82 year ownership of the company.

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Pininfarina P4/5 Competizione Could Get Hybrid Power

Folks once scoffed at the idea of a hybrid race car, but with Toyota announcing its TS030 Hybrid car for the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Porsche already well on the hybrid race car bandwagon, it might not be too much of a stretch to believe these rumors that the Ferrari-powered, Pininfarina-designed P4/5 Competizione is going green.

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Pininfarina Cambiano Concept Teased In First Official Image

Pininfarina has unveiled the first teaser image of their new Cambiano Concept that’s scheduled to make its official debut at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show on March 6th, 2012. The Cambiano Concept will be an elegant and refined sport sedan but will be plenty green.

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Pininfarina To End Car Production

Legendary design firm Pininfarina is ending its auto production business, but will retain its engineering and design divisions. Pininfarina said it will shed 127 jobs due to the division’s closing.

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China's BAIC in Bid to Buy Pininfarina

It has styled some of the most memorable cars in history, including scores of Ferraris, but more recently the famed design house Pininfarina, has fallen on hard times. It’s been up for sale for several months, though now, might have a potential buyer, in the shape of Bejing Automotive Industry Corp (BAIC).

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Own a Piece of Ferrari F1 History for "Just" $700,000 – Turbocharger Not Included

A Florida-based dealer of airplanes, helicopters, and all manner of rare and exotic vehicles called Aero Toy Store Collection has recently listed Jean Alesi’s 1991 Formula 1 ride for sale, this chassis no. 126 Ferrari F1 Scuderia Tipo 642.

It may not have the race-winning pedigree of a Schumacher era Ferrari, but at “just” $700,000 it’s a relative bargain and would still make a nice conversation piece for a well-heeled Ferrari collector. Alesi did manage a third place finish at the ’91 Monaco Grand Prix, and in general the Tipo 642 is considered the beginning of Ferrari’s F1 resurgence.

What’s interesting (and perhaps a bit distressing for a potential buyer) is that the dealer lists the engine as turbocharged, yet turbos were banned from Formula 1 in 1989. But at least the dealer got the 3.5-liter V12 part right. To be more specific, the engine is Ferrari’s 035/5 65° V12 giving 660 hp at 13,000 rpm.

Perhaps this oversite on the engine’s specification can be forgiven when you consider that Aero Toy Store, founded by Morris Shirazi and located in six hangers at the Ft. Lauterdale Executive Airport, specializes primarily in selling or leasing customized private jets and helicopters as well as luxury vehicles. Still, Shirazi made his fortune dealing in Ferraris, so listing this ’91 Tipo 642 as “the last of the turbocharged Formula One cars” is a mistake you wouldn’t expect.

If you’ve got the cash to invest in this Ferrari, then you’ve also got the means of calling the dealer to clarify its history and engine configuration. Also keep in mind that we’re available for test drives once you buy it. In the meantime, check out the extra pictures after the jump.

[Source: Aero Toy Store Collection]

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Geneva Preview: Pininfarina to Debut Alfa-Based Spider Concept

Alfa Romeo is celebrating it’s 100th anniversary this year and has commissioned three concept vehicles that will be on display at the Geneva Auto Show. The first is an expected collaboration between Alfa and Italian design house Pininfarina.

Pininfarina will display the Spider show car, which is likely based on the 8C Competizione model – which shares a platform with both the Maserati GranTurismo Convertible and the Ferrari California.

AutoGuide will be sure to bring you more on what will no-doubt be a stunning show car, with live coverage of the Geneva Auto Show starting March 1st.

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