Bertone originally intended to unveil the car at the Turin Auto Show in the spring of 1984 but the show ended up being rescheduled to a few months later and since the Ramarro was based on the American Corvette, they made the decision to unveil it at the 1984 LA Auto Show instead.
The Ramarro was well received at the show and later in 1985 was awarded Auto&Design's Car Design Award for its “bold ideas,” which they say gave “the Chevrolet Corvette an entirely new personality.”
Bertone originally intended to unveil the car at the Turin Auto Show in the spring of 1984 but the show ended up being rescheduled to a few months later and since the Ramarro was based on the American Corvette, they made the decision to unveil it at the 1984 LA Auto Show instead. The Ramarro was well received at the show and later in 1985 was awarded Auto&Design's Car Design Award for its “bold ideas,” which they say gave “the Chevrolet Corvette an entirely new personality.”
Bertone Ramarro