Moretti 2300 Coupé

The Moretti 2300 Coupé was unveiled by Moretti at the 1962 Geneva Motor Show as the coupe version of the 2300 Cabriolet, both on Fiat chassis, according to the carrozzieri-italiani.com listing. Giovanni Michelotti gave it a sleek profile with a shark-like front that the page compares with Ferrari Formula 1 cars and the Ferrari 250 GT Bertone. It was powered by a Fiat six-cylinder engine that Moretti enhanced, and it had disc brakes on all four wheels, adjustable side deflectors, reclining wraparound front seats and Borrani wire wheels, with leather and electric windows as options. The base car cost 2,700,000 lire. The page says Moretti also offered a 2500 cc version that outsold it, and that the claimed top speed exceeded 200 km/h. It names no fuel, no engine class and no survival status.