° FFVE certificate

Chassis n°151001



Short-lived and sought-after brand

Noble and powerful engine

Exceptional and unique Lotti bodywork

Fresh car on the market and in concours d’élégance

Unique opportunity to acquire a monument of the Italian car industry



Until the 1920s, the Ansaldo factory in Turin specialised in heavy industry, particularly in the manufacture of artillery equipment, aircraft and aeronautical engines.

Hence the brand’s logo, made like Hotchkiss in France, of two crossed cannons.

Like many companies that had developed in response to the war effort during the First World War, Ansaldo looked for new outlets to continue to feed its production lines.

Like Citroën and many other manufacturers, the firm opted for the booming automobile industry.

This is how the A4 came into being at the end of 1919.

Its 1.8-litre 4-cylinder engine with overhead camshaft proved to be powerful, but the car was heavy and the 3-speed gearbox did not help.

Not to mention the Ital...