Look at the curves on this, baby.
The Aurelia surely must be one of Lancia’s most beautiful cars, especially in the convertible version by Pininfarina.
The 1955 beauty came with a 118 HP 2.5 V6 petrol engine and weighed just a sprightly 1000KG. But the numbers are less important than the pure aesthetic loveliness of the thing – especially that carnally curved panoramic windshield.
It’s Friday, we’re in love.
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