Aston Martin may be bringing back the Bizzarrini

Bizzarrini may be making the coolest comeback of the 21st century. The manufacturer has not made a car since 1969.

Bizzarrini GT 5300 Strada, really cool, almost gorgeous! pic.twitter.com/kpv82t9eT0

— Dr. Crown (@Bellagiotime) October 8, 2019

In perfect condition, a Bizzarrini 5300 GT Strada will cost a cool $1.2 million (R18 032 700) according to Bloomberg.

Bizzarrini is famous for its Ferrari-esque 60s racing car and is the latest vintage to breathe new life. In November last year, Pegasus Brands, owned by Kuwaiti national Rezam Mohamed Al Roumi and the representative for Aston Martin, announced its plans to bring the Bizzarrini back to life.

Pegasus also represents Lagonda, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, and Koenigsegg and has holdings in the historic Aston Martin Works.

Plans have been in motion since 2019 to see the former Italian exotic be reinvented.

Chief marketing officer at Bizzarrini, Janette Green, said the corporation purchased the Bizzarrini marque from “Bizzarrini Ltd” in August 2019, including all assets like trademarks and intellectual property.

“The continuity of ownership and provenance remains,” said Green, according to Bloomberg.

The original owner, Giotto Bizzarrini (94), will not be involved in the brand’s rebirth.

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