Founded in Italy in the early 1960s, ASA grew from a small-displacement sports car project developed with the involvement of Enzo Ferrari and engineer Giotto Bizzarrini. Best known for the ASA 1000 GT, often nicknamed the “Ferrarina” or “little Ferrari,” the marque combined elegant Italian styling with sophisticated engineering in a compact grand touring package. Produced in very limited numbers, ASA automobiles are exceptionally rare today, with their fascinating connection to Ferrari history, distinctive design, and scarcity making them intriguing collector cars for enthusiasts of Italian automotive heritage.
