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Diatto was an
Italian manufacturing company founded in 1835 in
Turin by
Guglielmo Diatto (1804–1864) to make 'carriages for
wealthy customers'. In 1874...
- and were short-lived due to
safety issues. For example, one
system by
Diatto had
switches that
contained mercury,
which often leaked or
adhered to the...
- was head
mechanic for
Diatto from 1922
until 1926, when he
joined his
brothers and they
created the
Maserati Tipo 26
based on
Diatto ch****is he had brought...
- The
Diatto Ottovù
Zagato is a
sports car
designed and
built by
Milanese coachbuilder Carrozzeria Zagato for two of its clients.
Coinciding with the 100th...
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Diatto-Clément,
Diatto A Clément, was a
Franco Italian manufacturer of
motor vehicles between 1905 and 1909.
Adolphe Clément-Bayard
created the 'Diatto-Clément...
- The race was won by a
Diatto 30 Sport, with an 8-cylinder 2000cc engine,
driven by the
Alfieri Maserati. "Società
Anonima Diatto-A.Clement
Vettura marca...
- (1946–1965)
Conrero (1951–1961) De
Tomaso (1959–2004) De
Vecchi (1905–1917)
Diatto (1905–1955) Dora
Electric Ermini (1948–1962)
Esperia (1905–1910) FAST (1919–1925)...
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projects created for
Aston Martin, Bentley, Ferrari, Maserati, Spyker,
Diatto, and Alfa
Romeo consolidate the brand's
business in
making custom-built...
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Bertone Bizzarrini Bremach Ceirano Chiribiri Cisitalia Cizeta De
Tomaso Diatto FCA F.L.A.G.
Fornasari Innocenti Intermeccanica Iso
Milano Isotta Fraschini...
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Giovanni Bertone began doing bodywork on the Fast, Chiribiri, Aurea, SCAT, and
Diatto ch****is.
Vincenzo Lancia nicknamed him "Bertunot"; he
commissioned Bertone...
