This was the first AAC, and the first car made by Ferrari. It was composed of mostly Fiat parts. Although this was a real "Ferrari", Enzo Ferrari was restrained by Alfa Romeo to not call it a "Ferrari." It was named after its 8 cylinder 1.5 liter engine from the Fiat 508. The only 815 that is still intact is chassis 815/021.

In the mid nineties, a special interest club had the same ideas as Ford in 2005. That is, reunite Shelby to the Mustang and create a sports car that rivals the Chevrolet Corvette.

The Advanced Activity Concept (AAC) combines the functions of a pick-up with the luxury of a top-class sedan. With four-wheel drive, and powered by a 230 kW (313 hp) V10 TDI diesel engine, this is an l clue to the changes that could take place in this vehicle class. On the AAC's extra-long wheelbase, the design team has created a body that is as dynamic as it is elegant, and resembles no existing ...