1996 ItalDesign Formula Legram

The Legram, introduced at the 66th Turin International Motor Show, was an elegant version of the Formula project.

Designed to complement the Formula 4 and Formula Hammer, the Legram was designed for more classic use and its appearance was that of a genuine 4-seater coupé.

Its smooth and sinuous lines were reminiscent of cars of the 1960s, but satisfied aerodynamic needs: in a wind tunnel the Formula Legram returned a Cd of 0.255.

The reference to the Bravo and Brava was evident in the grille and also in the light clusters that emphasised and exaggerated the original design. Only one element enclosed the indicators, high beams, low beams and fog lights.

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The 1996 Turin show will be remembered as the year of the Fiat Bravo and Brava.

Among 25 concept cars debuting at the show, 17 are based on the new Fiat models. Of the 17, ten are 'official' - sponsored by Fiat and displayed as a group - and seven are 'unofficial.'

The 'official' section includes five coupes, two compact minivans, a four-door pick-up, a recreational vehicle and a special taxi.

ITALDESIGN LEGRAM - The Legram is a two door notchback/coupe than can easily be transformed into a spider. Its proportions and features look similar to Firepoint, Italdesign 1994 free-interpretation based on the Punto.

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