Bertone Freeclimber 2

The Bertone Freeclimber 2 is an off-road vehicle built by the Italian firm Bertone between 1992 and 1993. It was a lightly restyled version of the Daihatsu Feroza fitted with a BMW engine, and it replaced the earlier Bertone Freeclimber. The body was almost identical to the Japanese vehicle, with changes to the grille, which carried four round headlamps, to the wheels and to the extra wheel arch extensions needed for the wider track. It was sold with a metal top or a convertible body with a hard top, in Si and better equipped Ri trim, and a City version had permanent four wheel drive and no low range gearbox. A few examples went to the Carabinieri and the fire service.