Dante Giacosa - 40 years at Fiat - new online edition

[Sebastien]

I have frequently refered to the memoirs of Dante Giacosa, chief engineer at Fiat, and the designer amongst others, of such cars as the initial Fiat 500, the Cisitalia D46, the Fiat 600 and the first front wheel drive Fiat, the 128.
That book was published 1979 by Automobilia, and is I think a required read for those interested in italian automobile industry.
It allows to understand the challenges Lancia was confronted to after the war, by its competitor.

Good news is that the book can be now downloaded for free on a FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) website:
http://www.fcagroup.com/en-US/group/history/Pages/dante_giacosa.aspx

This new version, only available as a pdf, has a more modern layout, 363 pages, and is also fully searchable.
Great to see that the FCA Group is taking care of its history!

(Thanks must go to Frank Barrett, who made me aware of that new publication, via the Nostalgia Forum)

[peteracs]

Hi Sebastion

Thanks, another one for the bedtime reading list.....

Peter

[fay66]

Thank you Sebastian, Fascinating.

Brian
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[Richard Fridd]

Thank you Sebastian, Fascinating.
I agree
Brian
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[GG]

Wonderful. Its a great book!

[Chris Hopkins]

Thank you Sebastian, I will keep a copy in the LMC Library.

[simonandjuliet]

Couple of copies on eBay - £60 ish

[peteracs]

Couple of copies on eBay - £60 ish

I also quickly looked up having the PDFs file 'printed' using one of the online suppliers who produce a black and white only copy which is bound as per a normal paperback, price was around £23, so for those folk who like me prefer a real book, maybe an option?

You can get more sophisticated prints, but obviously the cost goes up.

Peter