History
OSCA 1600 GT
After selling Maserati, the Maserati brothers founded OSCA (Officine Specializzate Costruzione Automobili) to continue building racing and sports cars. The 1600 GT represented their attempt at a more civilized gran turismo, featuring a twin-cam engine derived from their racing units and elegant bodywork by Zagato. While more refined than their pure racing cars, it retained OSCA's competition DNA with excellent performance and handling. Production was limited to approximately 130 units across all body styles. The 1600 GT represents an important bridge between OSCA's racing heritage and road car ambitions.