







Abarth – Monomille GT Coupé
This pocket-sized Gran Turismo would be offered in two versions: the Monomille Scorpione (1961-1962) bodied by Beccaris, and the ‘duck tail’ Monomille GT (1963-1965) with bodies by Sibona & Basano.
Vehicle Overview
Based on the FIAT 600D platform and featured hand-made aluminium coachwork, these eye-catching little coupés were capable of a top speed of 170-180km/h (105-112mph) depending on gearing, despite having only 60bhp on tap. Three types of Monomille GT were offered: two street versions with bumpers – one with exposed headlights, the other with headlights under Plexiglas cowls; and a lightened competition version with cowled headlights and no bumpers. Hand built and necessarily expensive, the Monomille cost some 30% more than the contemporary Porsche 356 and sold in limited numbers. Expert opinion differs with regard to the number produced, some sources stating that as many as 100 were made, others as few as 25. Today these exclusive and exquisite little sports cars are highly sought after by Abarth collectors.
Technical Specifications
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Body
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Year1963
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MakeAbarth
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ModelMonomille GT Coupe
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CoachbuilderSibona Basano
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Length (mm)N/A
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Width (mm)N/A
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Height (mm)N/A
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Photo creditsbonhams.com
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Engine TypeN/A
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DesignerN/A
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