1966 Bizzarrini 5300 Spyder (SI) Prototype (Convertible/Roadster) Serial #A3*245 Factory prototype of only 2- Production spyders, 2535 lbs Chevy 327/420 bhp 2-seater all aluminum roadster . This was one of the stars of the 1966 Geneva Motor show , 1966 Torino show , Featured in Auto Italiana , August 1966 issue Road & Track . Owned by Mr. Giotto Bizzarrini till 1969 than a collector from Pi...

Chonburi, Thailand-2 years ago, Cobra International and Kevin Gallahan, announced the start of production of the Cobra Limited Edition, Arbitrage GT. A lightweight component sports car made almost entirely of carbon fiber.

Of the most recent plans to resurrect the Bizzarrini name is this one-of displayed at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show. VGM Motors, who have already constructed a Bizzarrini P538 replica, have made this GTS as a modern interpretation of the 5300 GT, which was Bizzarrini's most prolific model.

Bizzarrini always had a keen sense for racing. Despite working for both Ferrari, then Lamborghini, and contributing to their best models, the 5300 was the first car fully credited to his name . Eventually, the very same companies he worked for would become key competition. As an underdog, Bizzarrini knew what he was up against, but he never stopped trying.

Well before Giotto Bizzarrini ever made a car under his own name, he gained a reputation working with companies such as Ferrari and Lamborghini. His aim was to beat these past employers on the track, but that also meant selling road-going versions to help pay the bills. Alongside the 5300 GT Corsa, Bizzarrini offered the 5300 Gt Strada which was specifically meant for grand touring.

Built from a defunct Bizzarrini race-car, the Manta is one of the more radical prototypes from the sixties. Not only does this sleek supercar use a Le-Mans-raced chassis, it is one of the first in the world to use a triple seat arrangement. Futhermore, it was the very first car styled by Giorgietto Giugiaro which would later lead to a tremendous design career. Inside the cockpit is an odd layou...