Article content. Italian design house Bertone is back, and one of its new offerings is this handsome Runabout; Based on the ’69 Autobianchi A112 Runabout Concept, the car will rock a 500-hp V6 ...

Bertone has unveiled a modern reincarnation of the 1969 Autobianchi A112 Runabout concept, a car that laid the groundwork for the Fiat X1/9 and the Lancia Stratos. This time around, though, the ...

Bertone's upcoming concept draws inspiration from Marcello Gandini's "Runabout," a boat-shaped design study that influenced the Fiat X1/9.

I talian design house and coachbuilder Bertone, responsible for icons like the original Countach, has been working on bringing the Runabout to production for more than 55 years.The car, originally ...

Bertone Runabout Production Car Top — Source: Bertone. Only a few examples of the Runabout will be produced with pricing starting at €350,000 or $381,640. ...

The Bertone Runabout once sat in an exclusive company, right next to other iconic vehicles designed by the firm, such as the Lamborghini Countach and the Lancia Stratos. It looked like a ...

Pop-Up Headlights Are So Back! Bertone's New Sports Car Wears 'Em Loud and Proud. The Runabout model will arrive in mid-2026 with a mid-mounted V-6 gas engine producing more than 400 horsepower.

The Runabout will be available in either removable-roof Targa or fully open-top Barchetta configuration. Bertone says it will be powered by a "500 horsepower V6" though doesn't specify which ...

The Bertone Runabout was announced this week as the second vehicle in the re-born brand’s stable. Only this time the stakes are slightly different. The Runabout draws on a famed car from the extensive ...

This new iteration – which looks utterly fantastic in these renders – will be known as the Bertone Runabout after brothers Jean-Franck and Mauro Ricci bought the rights to the Bertone brand ...

Bertone has unveiled a modern reincarnation of the 1969 Autobianchi A112 Runabout concept, a car that laid the groundwork for the Fiat X1/9 and the Lancia Stratos. This time around, though, the ...

Italian design house and coachbuilder Bertone, responsible for icons like the original Countach, has been working on bringing the Runabout to production for more than 55 years. The car, originally ...