Lancia Aurelia B20

The Lancia Aurelia B20 was the coupe version of the Lancia Aurelia, launched in April 1951 and produced until 1958. First shown at the Turin motor show that opened on 2 April 1951, it was a high-performance coupe with clean lines, approved for three people on a single front bench, and it effectively began the grand touring formula of two seats plus two occasional ones that sold widely over the next twenty years. The first-series engine was a 1,991 cc V6 of 75 horsepower. Bodies came from Pininfarina and from Viotti, which built 98 cars, and the authorship of the design is disputed between Boano and Pininfarina.