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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2013 => Topic started by: Carnut on June 17, 2013, 07:16:01 AM
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What's this, who built it, when and what powers it - for 1 point?:
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This car is the Urbanina F. The Urbanina concept was introduced by Marquis Piero Bargagli. This particular model was built in 1971 and powered by a Bosch 24V 1kw electric motor.
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This car is the Urbanina F. The Urbanina concept was introduced by Marquis Piero Bargagli. This particular model was built in 1971 and powered by a Bosch 24V 1kw electric motor.
All correct.
Being the convertible version though I thought this particular car had another name too; any idea what it might be?
Locked for your reply.
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I found a very remarkable name for this yellow box on wheels: Urbanina Torpédo. Not very applicable but perhaps this is what you want to hear.
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I found a very remarkable name for this yellow box on wheels: Urbanina Torpédo. Not very applicable but perhaps this is what you want to hear.
That's not what I was looking for, no. I believe that's just a translation of "Urbanina Roadster".
No, there were 3 different versions of the Urbanina and each had a different name. The first was the "Primavera" ("Spring") and this is the second one, referring to it being a convertible.
Read the article fully where you saw the 'Torpédo' name and I believe you'll find it!
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Then it must be Quattro Stagioni = Four Seasons. Sounds like a pizza, but indicaties that the car is suitable whole year round.
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Then it must be Quattro Stagioni = Four Seasons. Sounds like a pizza, but indicaties that the car is suitable the whole year round.
That's what I was lookng for, yes!
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Thanks, my Italian has much improved today
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Thanks, my Italian has much improved today
Only 1 more Rookie ID to go.
Choose it carefully!
(Of course it could be on any board - it doesn't have to be the Rookies'...)
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It's still going strong:
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The car was introduced in 1968/69: