1954 Turin Motor Show (ex MPC#045)

[João]

And another 1100 Coupé by the same coachbuilder :

[targhediferro]

And the station wagon...Fiat 1100/103 Familiare Fissore

[Paul Jaray]

I love this game but I have not the time to play it...
I'd like to know, If I tell you what car is the red one from João's (and Targhediferro's) pic I get 1 point?

[Iluvatar]

And the station wagon...Fiat 1100/103 Familiare Fissore

And another 1100 Coupé by the same coachbuilder :

Both correct!

[Iluvatar]

I love this game but I have not the time to play it...
I'd like to know, If I tell you what car is the red one from João's (and Targhediferro's) pic I get 1 point?

I'm sorry... it was already identified by targhediferro... 

[Paul Jaray]

I'll wait...I have some pics of a different area. 

[Ehhxekt]

I'm sure others will join soon... this puzzle is fun! I'd jump back to Ghia's stand – the nice red/black pillarless coupé in the background is another Fiat Nuova 1100.

Yes... but locked (only this car, not the puzzle) for you to come out with the name of this specific version... 

I guess it might be something unique like Charmant, Minnie, Orchidea, or Rendez-Vous – coachbuilt Fiats were sometimes given model names apparently with female customers in mind, and this little hardtop certainly looks chic – but have no idea what that name could be... Or was it called simply 1100-103 TV Gran Luce? If not, please unlock the question; other than it is a Nuova Millecento with Ghia body, I actually know nothing about this car.

[targhediferro]

I’m sure others will join soon... this puzzle is fun! I’d jump back to Ghia’s stand – the nice red/black pillarless coupé in the background is another Fiat Nuova 1100.

Yes... but locked (only this car, not the puzzle) for you to come out with the name of this specific version... 

I guess it might be something unique like Charmant, Minnie, Orchidea, or Rendez-Vous – coachbuilt Fiats were sometimes given model names apparently with female customers in mind, and this little hardtop certainly looks chic – but have no idea what that name could be... Or was it called simply 1100-103 TV Gran Luce? If not, please unlock the question; other than it is a Nuova Millecento with Ghia body, I actually know nothing about this car.

I know it's locked...I will not give any answer, also because I don't know the right one.  I spent a lot of time researching that car, before Ehhxekt gave his answer, and I found nothing.  I suppose it will be a hard nut.  May I ask if it is a Ghia, or perhaps something build by Ghia but designed by someone else?

[João]

Next famous car! Bertone Stand : 1954 Alfa Romeo BAT 7.

[targhediferro]

I think that the little spider we can see at the left of the Alfa Romeo 1900 Bat 7, is the Spider Bertone (built both on Fiat 1100/103 Tv base and on Stanguellini 1100 base).

[Wendax]

Darn, too late again!

So just two more pics from me:

[João]

Behind it, an Arnolt-Bristol Bolide by Bertone :

[targhediferro]

And on the left the Dodge Zeder Bertone.

[mekubb]

The little coupé behind the Dodge Zeder is the Fiat Stanguellini Berlinetta by Bertone I believe

[mekubb]

And the convertible right behind the Arnolt Bristol could that be a MG-Arnolt Convertible ?

[targhediferro]

And the convertible right behind the Arnolt Bristol could that be a MG-Arnolt Convertible ?

I think it isn't allowed to give two answers...you have to wait that another puzzler gives his guess before trying again.

[Iluvatar]

I'm sure others will join soon... this puzzle is fun! I'd jump back to Ghia's stand – the nice red/black pillarless coupé in the background is another Fiat Nuova 1100.

Yes... but locked (only this car, not the puzzle) for you to come out with the name of this specific version... 

I guess it might be something unique like Charmant, Minnie, Orchidea, or Rendez-Vous – coachbuilt Fiats were sometimes given model names apparently with female customers in mind, and this little hardtop certainly looks chic – but have no idea what that name could be... Or was it called simply 1100-103 TV Gran Luce? If not, please unlock the question; other than it is a Nuova Millecento with Ghia body, I actually know nothing about this car.

The name is similar to "Gran Luce"... with a different word... "Xxxxx Luce"

[Iluvatar]

I know it's locked...I will not give any answer, also because I don't know the right one.  I spent a lot of time researching that car, before Ehhxekt gave his answer, and I found nothing.  I suppose it will be a hard nut.  May I ask if it is a Ghia, or perhaps something build by Ghia but designed by someone else?

Yes, as already said by Ehhxeht it's a Ghia Fiat 1100 with a special "granluce"-style body...

[Iluvatar]

Please... 

As Ehhxect has given another answer I suppose I'm allowed to post another guess, but I apologize if I shouldn't.
The car on the left of the picture showing the Fiat 1900A,  (I could say the car you'd have on your right being at the wheel of the 1900A) is a Lancia Aurelia B12.

It is... but please next time wait for my reply before posting another guess... 

[Iluvatar]

I think that the little spider we can see at the left of the Alfa Romeo 1900 Bat 7, is the Spider Bertone (built both on Fiat 1100/103 Tv base and on Stanguellini 1100 base).

Can you give me the specific name of this version? "Xxxxxxx"
(locked for you)
Please finish this before posting other guesses...

[Iluvatar]

The little coupé behind the Dodge Zeder is the Fiat Stanguellini Berlinetta by Bertone I believe

Based on what Fiat model? (locked for you)

[mekubb]

The little coupé behind the Dodge Zeder is the Fiat Stanguellini Berlinetta by Bertone I believe

Based on what Fiat model? (locked for you)

Fiat 1100 ?

[Iluvatar]

The little coupé behind the Dodge Zeder is the Fiat Stanguellini Berlinetta by Bertone I believe

Based on what Fiat model? (locked for you)

Fiat 1100 ?

Yes!

[João]

That Cabriolet it´s a 1954 Fiat 1100TV Derby Cabriolet by Bertone.

[Iluvatar]

That Cabriolet it´s a 1954 Fiat 1100TV Derby Cabriolet by Bertone.

Yes!