Moretti 750 Coupé

The Moretti 750 Coupé was introduced in 1961 on the mechanics of the Fiat 600 D, according to the carrozzieri-italiani.com listing. Giovanni Michelotti drew two distinct versions of the design, one for Moretti and one for Vignale, which shared some parts such as the rear windows to save cost yet stayed easy to tell apart. Moretti widened the line with a berlinetta and a spider, and two series were built, the later one from 1963 with a false aluminium grille on the nose. The page credits the coupe with a tuned engine that gave 41 bhp, 12 horsepower more than the standard Fiat 600, and describes an interior with Jaeger instruments and dark red upholstery against a grey body. It names no fuel, no engine class and no survival status.