For three decades following its debut, the Lancia Stratos Zero's shine was actually a bit dim. Other than a brief cameo by a silver replica in Michael Jackson's "Moonwalker" in 1988, this car ...

Of course, that name would be used on Lancia's famous rally-going ... a replica of this car in the film Moonwalker. Google it, children. The Stratos Zero got a full restoration in 2000.

The Lancia Stratos Zero concept sports car ... It once impressed the creators of the American film Moonwalker, starring the legendary Michael Jackson. They had a replica built, into which the ...

Finally, Lancia introduced the Stratos Zero at the 1970 Turin Auto Show. Penned by Nuccio Bertone and Marcello Gandini, the latter is one of the most aggressive wedge-shaped designs from the era.

Front row: Delta Integrale, Stratos, Rally 037. In the concept car's "Pu+Ra" nomenclature, the "Pu" is short for Pure, while "Ra" is short for Radical, and Zero is a reference to Lancia's most ...

The Lancia Stratos Zero, which debuted at the 1970 Turin Auto Show, flaunted its radical wedge design and engine sound at the 2023 EyesOn Design event in Michigan. It even drove around the event's ...

Lancia said the Pu+Ra name was an abbreviation of “pure” and “radical” (not plutonium and radium), and the Zero is a callback to the 1970 Stratos Zero concept. That particular Marcello ...

In the late 1970s, Lancia faced a difficult conundrum ... as he designed both the Stratos that released in 1973 and the 1970 Stratos Zero concept that previewed it. However, beyond the fact ...

Among the most outlandish and wild concepts from the 1970s was the Lancia Stratos HF Zero. Lancia took off the covers to the one-off at the 1970 Turin Auto Show. It was designed by Bertone and ...

and Zero is a reference to Lancia's most iconic concept car, the Marcello Gandini-designed Stratos Zero of 1971. The automaker also cites the Aurelia and Flaminia for the Pu+Ra's more organic ...