Italian car design greats captured in unique new photo book by Car Design News contributor and former Bertone employee Piotr Degler
If you want to get your hands on an Italian car design photography book like no other, Made In Italy might just be the one for you. And if you move fast – by reading on and ordering before January 31st 2022 – there is still an early bird discount available to be grabbed by Car Design News readers.
More than ten years in the making and lovingly created by sometime Car Design News contributor and former Bertone employee Piotr Degler, the 264-page coffee-table book features 100 of Degler’s original photographs of bona fide Italian automotive design masterpieces, from the classic 1970 Ferrari 512 S Modulo and Lancia Stratos Zero to the more contemporary 2003 Pagani Zonda Roadster S and 2016 Pininfarina H2 Speed.
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