AC Ghia

Vehicle Overview

The AC Ghia was a sports car with a mid-engine configuration that was mounted on the AC ME 3000 chassis. Exhibited by Ghia at the 1981 Geneva Motor Show, its front end was designed to be sleek and featured two sets of headlights, one of which was integrated into the front spoiler while the other was placed behind protective retractable flaps. The rear pillars of the AC Ghia were equipped with cut-outs to enhance rear visibility. Additionally, air ducts were mounted behind the doors to provide cooling for the engine and brakes. It is worth noting that Ghia also extended a ME3000 chassis and built the Quicksilver, a mid-engined sedan with four doors and four seats that boasts an attractive appearance.