What is New at this Site ?

New, mobile-friendly website design — now available in six languages (English, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, French, German). · The ‘Virtual Vignale Gamine Club’ has been renamed to the Worldwide Gamine Register. · Updated register count: 824 Gamines in 38 countries. · New page ‘Vignale Creations’: a chronological list of every car built or designed by Carrozzeria Vignale, 1946–1969, linking to each model. · Many of those marques — Ferrari, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Cisitalia, Abarth, the Fiat family, BMW, Daihatsu, Jensen, MG, OSCA, Standard, Tatra, Triumph, Cunningham/Cadillac/Corvette, Volvo/Nardi — now have their own page here instead of an outbound link. · The seven Stories pages are back with their original photos.

Vignale Gamine book by Guus C.M. Beliën. · Link to the Facebook group ‘I proprietari di Vignale Gamine (110F Spider)’.

Sorry Gamine and Vignale enthusiasts: nothing much new on the site since over a decade… BUT: with help from owners in the UK, France, Netherlands, Germany, Italy and Switzerland, we were able to find 540 Gamines in 29 countries! Of course, when Gamines get exported, they might be double in the Register — so we DO need your help: please fill out the PDF of the Register, include your chassis number, and send it to us. So far, we have 245 chassis numbers already! Update 08-2024: 761 Gamines in 34 countries + 441 unique VINs!

New French Gamine.

Italian Vignale brochure — and eleven Vignale brochures in total!

German brochure from the Hermes Post Shop, a catalogue sales company! Also thanks to Christian Schmitt!

Over 30 Gamines from Germany! Many thanks to Christian Schmitt from the German Fiat 500 & Gamine IG.

New Dutch Gamine, imported from Italy by Marcel Voet.

Gamine painting at ‘Parkeerbeheer Rotterdam’.

Red Austrian Gamine — for sale! · ‘The Gamine, the gambling king and the tank’, story by Andrew Adamides, Cyprus Mail. · Recently restored German Gamine. · Red German Gamine at the Vehikel-Sammlung Eppelheim. · Red Italian Gamine.

A Java applet to search the Gamine pages!

Greek Gamine for sale! · 1970 Coral Orange Gamine, owned by Neil McCabe (UK).

Dutch Vignale booklet: Gamine page + last page. More to follow!

Gamine miniature (thanks to Pascal De Bruycker) · 39 more cars built/designed by Vignale (mainly contributed by Albrecht Heinrici) · pictures of, and a roadmap to, Carrozzeria Vignale (thanks to Rainer Wieler).

New logo · 46 different cars built/designed by Vignale!

First two USA Gamines! (thanks to Will Kerbo)

Two more Gamines from France, both owned by Jérôme Rougé of the ‘Club Fiat 500 de Perpignan’.

Italian newspaper articles from 1968 about the Gamine (+ hard top!).

First Austrian Gamine on the Net! Thanks to Erik from the Erster Oesterreichischer Kleinwagen Club (EOKC). · A French Gamine, built in 1968; new owner will import it to Holland.

Short story and pictures of the Route des Vosges – Plombières-les-Bains, France. The Gamine even won a trophy!

More Gamines in Switzerland! (pictures by Cees van der Zee, thanks!)

Danish Gamine for sale: from 1968, only two owners, driven 85,000 km, the only one in Denmark, very good condition, red with black top and interior.

Gamines Varia postcard (try to count them all!) · five more Gamines at the 4-5 July 1997 Fiat 500 Anniversary at Garlenda, Italy (thank you Claudio!).

Gamines at Garlenda 1997: two Gamines during the 4-5 July Fiat 500 Anniversary at Garlenda, Italy (again, thank you Bruno!).

‘Club Class’ — London nightclub owner Peter Stringfellow has owned many exotic cars. Michael Harvey was amazed at his latest purchase.

‘Autonotizie Vignale’ — a factory tour at Carrozzeria Vignale, with pictures!

New LPage guestbook facilities.

First Swiss owner on the web — admire Claudio’s Gamine.

‘Other cars by Carrozzeria Vignale’ — at the Turin factory of Vignale, not only Gamines saw the daylight. · Two new German Gamines: one another museum car, the other from a 1968 article!

Another French Gamine! (thanks to Pierre Lanoix)

New French Gamines — four more, thank you so much Bruno Lacoste!

English history: ‘The Great Noddy Car Gamble’ — in the Sixties there was an unsuccessful attempt to sell Vignale-Fiats in the UK. Cris Rees tells the bizarre tale.