Lancia Aurelia B50 Comfort

Vehicle Overview

The Lancia Aurelia B50 Comfort, a unique creation by Stabilimenti Farina in 1951, represents one of the final projects from this historic coachbuilder before its merger with Pinin Farina. This exceptional car was unveiled to the public at the esteemed Turin Motor Show in 1951, showcasing its bespoke design and luxurious features. It also participated in prestigious concours d’elegance events, including the Concorso d’Eleganza di Roma during the same year, where its elegance and craftsmanship were prominently displayed. The attribution of the design has sparked some debate among automotive historians. While many recognize Giovanni Michelotti for his contributions to automotive design, including Lancia models, some believe that the design of the Aurelia B50 Comfort could be attributed to Martinengo. This ambiguity adds to the allure and mystery surrounding this unique vehicle, reflecting the creative diversity and collaboration within the automotive design community of that era. Regardless of the specific designer, the Aurelia B50 Comfort remains a testament to Stabilimenti Farina’s craftsmanship and innovation, showcasing a blend of luxury, style, and technical sophistication that defined high-end automotive design during the post-war period. Its presence at notable exhibitions and its one-of-a-kind status ensure its enduring appeal among enthusiasts and collectors of classic cars.