Since only 26 202s were manufactured by Cisitalia in Torino, Italy, all of the models were handmade by a small talented group including Carlos Abarth, Dante Giacosa and Giavonni Savonuzzi. Several variants were made and one of the more important ones, the SMM Nuvolari Spyder, was built and named after a class victory at the 1947 Mille Miglia with Tazio Nuvolari at the wheel. It is easily identified by its large rear fins and twin windscreens. The car is powered by an 1100 cc 4-cylinder engine developing 75 horsepower.
A multi-year restoration was completed in 2012. It has retained its original bodywork, engine and chassis.
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