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Lancia, the Italian car manufacturer founded by Vincenzo Lancia in 1906, is known for producing some of the most stylish and well-engineered vehicles, including the Pick of the Day, a 1962 Lancia Flaminia GT coupe.

This Flaminia is a “highly desirable 2.5 model with option triple Weber carburetors and gorgeous coachwork by Carrozzeria Touring of Milan, distinguished by its quad headlamps and crisp, elegant lines,” says the Saint Louis, Missouri, dealer advertising the luxury car on ClassicCars.com.

“In practice, Lancia combined the best of both worlds – building automobiles that combined sophisticated engineering and brisk performance wrapped in gorgeous, unmistakably Italian bodywork,” the dealer continues.

“Aside from their quality, Lancia has always been known as a great innovator, responsible for many important firsts such as independent front suspension, the now ubiquitous V6 engine, and the first production car designed to use radial tires; the latter two debuting with the brilliant Aurelia.”

The Flaminia replaced Lancia’s Aurelia models in 1957 but carried forward Aurelia’s performance and stylish reputation with its “four-wheel independent suspension, four-wheel disc brakes mounting inboard at the rear, rear-mounted transaxle, and that gorgeous all-alloy V6 up front,” the dealer adds.  



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