Iso Grifo IR-8 - Final Cut
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Summary
For the last few dozen examples of the Grifo, Iso even changed its engine partner and installed V8 engines from Ford. The change made little difference to the character of the elegant coupé, but did not save the manufacturer from bankruptcy. This driving report is dedicated to the very rare final version IR-8 and shows it in current and historical pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Bizzarrini and Giugiaro/Bertone
- Constant changes
- Redesign in 1970
- From Chevrolet to Ford
- Pleasant experience
- Rarity without a successor?
Estimated reading time: 7min
Preview (beginning of the article)
The Iso company had grown up with refrigerators and had called for mass motorization with the Isetta. But boss Renzo Rivolta had bigger ambitions. With the Iso Rivolta GT, he presented a veritable Granturismo under his own name in 1962, and there was more to come. After the GT was well received, Renzo Rivolta followed suit. On the stand shared with Bertone and Bizzarrini at the Turin Motor Show in November 1963 were two much sportier coupés named Iso A3/L Grifo and Iso A3/C Grifo. While the "L" was intended as a luxurious road version, the "C" was aimed at racing drivers. The Automobil Revue described the newcomers in detail in its Salon review:
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