SIXTIES

In the 1960s and 1970s, Lancia distinguished itself with elegant and refined sedans designed for a discerning public that sought comfort, style, and quality. The Flaminia Berlina was the imposing and classic flagship, a symbol of prestige. The Flavia Berlina, more modern, brought understated lines and great reliability. The Fulvia Berlina, compact and quiet, was perfect for everyday use but with the dignity of a true Lancia.

Finally, the 2000 Berlina closed an era with elegance, representing the last fully independent Lancia before it joined Fiat. A fascinating chapter in the history of the Italian automobile.