The fastest production Fulvia ever produced with a top speed of 118mph, the HF’s 1,584 cc engine was shoehorned into the final iteration of Ercole Spada’s Sport Zagato. Just 800 were ever built.

The 1972 Lancia Fulvia Zagato Sport 1600 is a rare, elegant, and performance-oriented Italian sports car. This model was designed by the famous Italian coachbuilder Zagato, adding a distinctively aerodynamic, fastback body style that set it apart from other Fulvia models. Built on the Lancia Fulvia platform, the 1600 variant was among the most powerful versions, featuring a 1.6-liter V4 engine producing around 115 horsepower, which allowed it to reach a top speed of roughly 118 mph (190 km/h).

The Fulvia Sport Zagato is known for its lightweight aluminum body, sharp handling, and unique aesthetics, with features like a sloping rear, small rear spoiler, and an aggressive front end. Its design aimed to reduce weight and improve aerodynamics, making it popular among rally drivers and enthusiasts alike. This model epitomizes Italian automotive art with engineering prowess, combining a sporty drive with a striking, unmistakable silhouette.