132 - 1971 LANCIA FLAVIA

1971 LANCIA FLAVIA Chassis: 004438 - Designed by Pininfarina - The last Lancia before the Fiat takeover - An original alternative to Alfa Romeo coupes - Original technical solutions Unveiled at the 1969 Geneva Motor Show, the Lancia Flavia 2000 succeeded the Pininfarina-designed coupes and carried on the legacy of the Italian brand’s golden age prior to its acquisition by Fiat. Elegantly designed, it combines taut lines with a refined interior, typical of the great tradition of Italian grand touring. Technically, it retains the distinctive architecture of the Flavia family, featuring a front-mounted flat-four (boxer) engine combined with front-wheel drive, which provides safe and balanced handling. In its 2000 carburetor-equipped version, the engine produces 115 chevaux, offering smooth acceleration and a very refined driving experience. The vehicle shown here was delivered new in Belgium in November 1971, where it spent most of its life before being imported to France in 2023. Maintained ever since by the Etoile Services garage in Sauvigny-les-Bois, a major mechanical overhaul was performed in February 2026, which included removing the engine, replacing the valve guides, and inspecting the components. This work is documented by an invoice and a photo album. A test drive of about ten kilometers revealed a pleasant car, true to Lancia’s tradition of combining comfort and performance. 1971 LANCIA FLAVIA COUPÉ 2000 Chassis: 004438 - Designed by Pininfarina - The last Lancia before the takeover by Fiat - An original alternative to the Alfa Romeo coupes - Original technical solutions Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 1969, the Lancia Flavia 2000 succeeded the coupes designed by Pininfarina and continued the legacy of the Italian brand’s golden age prior to its takeover by Fiat. Elegantly designed, it combines taut lines with a refined interior, typical of the great tradition of Italian grand touring. Technically, it retains the distinctive architecture of the Flavia range, based on a front-mounted flat-four (boxer) engine, coupled with front-wheel drive, which provides safe and balanced handling. In its 2000 carburetor version, the engine produces 115 chevaux, offering smooth acceleration and a very refined driving experience. The car on offer was delivered new in Belgium in November 1971, where it spent most of its life before being imported into France in 2023. Maintained ever since by the Etoile Services garage in Sauvigny-les-Bois, a major mechanical overhaul was carried out in February 2026, involving the removal of the engine, replacement of the valve guides, and inspection of the components. This work is documented by an invoice and a photo file. A test drive of about ten kilometers revealed a delightful car, true to Lancia’s reputation for combining comfort and performance.