Bizzarrini

Giotto Bizzarrini's engineering fingerprints are on some of the most valuable cars ever made — he developed the Ferrari 250 GTO and designed Lamborghini's original V12 — before striking out under his own name in the mid-1960s. His 5300 GT, a Corvette-engined Le Mans class winner clothed in one of the lowest, most dramatic bodies of the decade, was built in tiny numbers before the company folded in 1969. Originals are coveted rarities today, and the revived Bizzarrini marque now builds faithful 5300 GT continuations while developing a new supercar bearing its founder's first name.