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Encyclopedia > ASA (automobile)

The ASA was an Italian automobile created by Bizzarini and manufactured in Milan (in a factory owned by the De Nora Electrochemical Group) from 1962 to 1969. This small, high-efficiency "dream car" featured an OHC 1032cc four-cylinder engine designed by Enzo Ferrari. A racing version of the 1000 GT Coupe had 1092cc and 95bhp; later they featured 105bhp. Only a few of the cars were made, but they had a good deal of success at Italian sporting events. A few larger four_ and six_cylinder vehicles were individually built to order; almost all were prototypes. All had fiberglass bodywork.




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