Moretti Cita Cabriolet

The Moretti Cita Cabriolet was the open-top version of the Cita, the post-war microcar that Moretti introduced in Italy, according to the carrozzieri-italiani.com listing and its designer credit to Mario Revelli di Beaumont. The page says the Cita was shown as a prototype in 1946, reached production the following year and enjoyed moderate commercial success, standing out for a high level of finish and available as a sedan, coupe, spider or station wagon as well as the cabriolet. The page says the cabriolet gave an open-air driving experience and was popular for leisurely drives, and that the car used a small engine, typically under 750 cubic centimetres, that suited its light body and favoured efficiency and reliability over performance. The year 1946 appears in its specification table, and the page does not state a fuel or an engine class.