Fiat 2800 Cabriolet Pininfarina

Vehicle Overview

In 1939, the Fiat 2800 Cabriolet Pininfarina emerged as an exclusive creation for Princess Clara Furstemberg Agnelli. Crafted by Pininfarina following a design by Mario Revelli di Beaumont, this opulent masterpiece was built on the standard Fiat 2800 chassis, the flagship platform known for hosting several important vehicles of its era. Underneath the hood, the Fiat 2800 featured a powerful straight 6-cylinder engine, showcasing the performance capabilities befitting a vehicle of its stature. The design, a testament to classic opulence, reflected the prevailing aesthetic of the time, characterized by grandiosity and elegance. This grand cabriolet boasted a sizeable presence adorned with numerous chrome accents, further enhancing its luxurious appeal. As a product of collaboration between Pininfarina and Mario Revelli di Beaumont, the Fiat 2800 Cabriolet not only catered to the automotive needs of royalty but also left an indelible mark on the landscape of luxury vehicles from that era. A blend of sophisticated design and mechanical prowess, this timeless creation stands as a symbol of the automotive excellence synonymous with both Pininfarina and Fiat during the pre-war period.