Exhibit 01

PROJECT
ZERO

The genesis of modern aerodynamics. Conceived in 1974, this prototype shattered wind tunnel records and defined the silhouette of performance for decades to come.

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The Archive Grid

A comprehensive catalog of unreleased concepts, design studies, and pivotal prototypes that shaped the brand's design language.

Type 904 Aerodeck

1968

A study in shooting brake proportions applied to a mid-engine chassis, exploring the balance between utility and uncompromising aerodynamics.

Vision Gran Turismo

2013

Designed entirely in the digital realm, this concept pushed the visual boundaries of active aero elements before physical production constraints applied.

LM-70 Endurance Study

1970

A raw, stripped-down test mule utilized for testing experimental composite materials for long-distance racing formats.

C-Type Roadster Clay

1955

Rare archival photography of the 1:1 scale clay model, showcasing the initial sweeping lines that would later define the production model.

Ergonomic Buck Mk II

1988

An interior study focusing on driver-centric controls, pre-dating modern digital displays by over two decades.

Silhouette Concept

1995

A pure styling exercise meant to establish the proportions for the next generation of grand tourers.

Unbound by
convention.

The 1982 'Stratos' study was never intended for production. It existed solely to test the limits of wedge-shaped design and active downforce systems in a highly controlled environment.

Kept within the secret vaults of the R&D department for nearly two decades, it has recently been meticulously restored to its original clay-model specifications, revealing details previously thought lost to history.

Explore the Restoration