1997 Gigliato Aerosa
Built by Gigliato
Design Co., LTD, the Aerosa is a high end sports car that was designed
and conceived in Japan by Nobou Nakamura. They unveiled the car hoping
to win over customers with a price tag of $65,000, a simple Mustang V8
platform and a striking design.
In 1997 Gigliato announced a partnership with Lamborghini for deal with engineering, production component supply, delivery and marketing. The plan was to sell the Japanese-designed car from a headquarters in Düsseldorf, Germany. Furthermore, Gigliato anounced a motorsports program for 1998 including a stop at Le Mans. At this time the car was changed to include fixed front headlights and gold wheels.
Sports car have unchanging spirit, "sport." The environment surrounding
cars is kaleidoscopically changing, and people's needs for cars are
also changing drastically. We believe the nature of sports cars will not
change.
AEROSA is not a car for a racing driver to demonstrate his driving
technique in a limited space a circuit but a car for an amateur driver
to bring out the best of his and the car's ability so that he can enjoy
controlling his car.
In 1997 Gigliato announced a partnership with Lamborghini for deal with engineering, production component supply, delivery and marketing. The plan was to sell the Japanese-designed car from a headquarters in Düsseldorf, Germany. Furthermore, Gigliato anounced a motorsports program for 1998 including a stop at Le Mans. At this time the car was changed to include fixed front headlights and gold wheels.
Press Release
The nature of sports cars resided in the driving spirit that pursues unrestrained handling and fancy footwork. Enjoying driving itself is the concept of AEROSA.
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