TOURING SUPERLEGGERA

Founded in 1926 by Felice Bianchi Anderloni, Touring Superleggera quickly gained a distinguished reputation as a design powerhouse, a title it preserves to this day along with the role as guardian of Italian automotive heritage.

Known for both limited series creations and prestigious restorations, Touring Superleggera has brought some of the automotive world’s most iconic vehicles back to life. Notable restoration showcases include Gianni Agnelli’s Ferrari 166 MM, restored to its original glory as a shining example of the “barchetta” shape Touring pioneered, a groundbreaking design that influenced automotive history. Recently, Touring Superleggera has also brought several Ferrari 250 models back to life, meticulously restoring them for international collectors, ensuring every detail reflects their original craftsmanship and performance. Another highlight is the 1957 BMW 507, restored for an esteemed Italian collector and unveiled at the Auto e Moto d’Epoca fair in Bologna, in 2023. This project exemplified Touring’s high competence to preserving the authenticity and allure of one of the most sought-after roadsters, further cementing Touring’s reputation for excellence in classic car restoration.

Through historic restorations and designs like the Superleggera Veloce12, Touring Superleggera continues to honor the art of coachbuilding while celebrating the timeless essence of Italian craftsmanship. In recent years, Touring has further showcased its design expertise through models such as the Disco Volante (2013), based on the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione, which earned the Design Award at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, and the Berlinetta Lusso (2015), which exemplifies Touring’s unique ability to seamlessly blend luxury design with performance