Moretti 750 Berlinetta

The Moretti 750 Berlinetta was unveiled in 1961 as part of the 750 line that Moretti built on the Fiat 600 D, according to the carrozzieri-italiani.com listing. Giovanni Michelotti created two distinct versions of the design, one for Moretti and one for Vignale, which shared parts such as the rear windows to reduce production costs but kept their own character. The page says Moretti widened the line with a coupe and a spider, that about fifty cars were made across two series of the 750, and that from 1963 the nose carried a false aluminium grille. It credits the car with a tuned engine of 41 bhp, 12 horsepower more than the Fiat 600, and with Jaeger instruments and dark red upholstery against a grey body. It names no fuel, no engine class and no survival status.