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The BMW Vision Neue Klasse X has been making headlines ahead of its official debut on March 21st, 4 AM EST. Another leak has recently emerged, offering a glimpse into what can be expected from its exterior aesthetics.
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In the archives of automotive design, few names shine as brightly as Marcello Gandini. With a pencil in hand and an eye for innovation, Gandini crafted some of the most iconic and timeless vehicles the world has ever seen.
“I’m quite satisfied with the opportunities that I've had,” Marcello Gandini wrote to this writer in a 2016 email interview. And awesome opportunities they were. They included crafting both Lamborghini's Miura and Countach supercars, the astonishing Alfa Romeo 33 Carabo show car, and the spectacular Lancia Stratos rally racer. Gandini died on Wednesday at the age of 85. No cause was given.
Italian car designer Marcello Gandini passed away yesterday (March 13, 2024) at age 85. He leaves behind a mind-bogglingly deep catalog of contributions to automotive aesthetics. There's no more fitting discussion for today's question post than this: What are your favorite Marcello Gandini car designs?
Today is a sad day. Legendary car designer Marcello Gandini has died at age 85, per reports from Italian media. In debates over the greatest at the trade, some names tend to come up more than others: Giorgetto Giugiaro, Bruno Sacco, and Paul Bracq are just a few. However, if you were to tell me that Gandini was number one, I don't think I'd be able to argue with you.
Nestled under the foothills of the Italian Alps, the Northern Italian town of Turin has been perhaps the greatest cradle for automotive design since the mid-20th century. From brands like Fiat and Lancia to legendary design firms like Pininfarina and Bertone, Turin is steeped in driving enthusiast desire and envy, and one local name rings out among them. Born in Turin in 1938, storied vehicle designer Marcello Gandini died March 13 at the age of 85 in the nearby town of Rivoli. A memorial site will be set up at Gandini's studio in Turin today and tomorrow, while the funeral will occur in the parish church of Santo Stefano a Rivera on Friday or Saturday morning, according to la Repubblica. Following Giorgetto Giugiaro (designer of the BMW M1, Lotus Esprit, and first-generation Volkswagen Golf) as chief designer at Berto
Marcello Gandini, legendary designer responsible for numerous Italian cars, has died, according to RaiNews, Italy's state-owned news outlet. He was 85 years old.