Lancia Astura Superluminosa
A Lancia Astura Superluminosa by Bertone from 1933.
Vehicle Overview
The Lancia Astura Superluminosa Bertone, named “Superluminosa” (Super Bright) for its stylish innovation of the sunroof, was a notable creation built in 1933. The “Superluminosa” concept was introduced by Bertone with the Fiat Ardita the year before; this elegant vehicle featured a bright sunroof, adding to its allure and functionality. Built on a Astura chassis with a wheelbase of 3330 mm, Under the hood, the Astura Superluminosa was equipped with a V8 engine boasting a displacement of 2604 cc, capable of delivering 72 horsepower at 4000 rpm. This power output was later increased to 2973 cc, producing 82 horsepower during the third and fourth series of the car, which spanned from 1933 to 1939. This upgrade in power reflected the continuous refinement and development of the Astura model over its production years. The design of the Lancia Astura Superluminosa Bertone was attributed to Mario Revelli di Beaumont, a prominent freelance designer of the time who frequently collaborated with Carrozzeria Bertone. His influence contributed significantly to the distinctive aesthetic of the vehicle, which embodied the elegance and sophistication typical of luxury cars of the pre-war era.
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Year1933
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MakeLancia
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ModelAstura Berlina
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CoachbuilderBertone
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