British-Welsh micro-marque building two compact Countach-inspired sports kits across Fiat/Lancia and Ford-based chassis generations

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2models on record
1994–2000recorded span
Model activity by decade
1990s1990s
About the marque
Founded
1994 – 2000
Country
United Kingdom

Paul Sparrow founded Amalfi Sportscars in 1994, with early locations variously reported at Basingstoke and Newport before a 1997 move to Ammanford, Wales. The opening Passero resembled a Lamborghini Countach at smaller scale and used Fiat X1/9 or Lancia Beta four-cylinder power in a bespoke spaceframe beneath six pop-up headlamps. In 1997 the Passero name was dropped and a revised chassis adopted Ford Granada and Scorpio suspension. Production ceased in 2000 after probably two cars across both generations, one purchased by Larry Webb.

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