1988 Laforza 4x4 4.0i

1988 Laforza 4x4 in The Flash, TV Series, 1990-1991 IMDb Ep. 1.00

Class: Cars, Off-road / SUV — Model origin: IT — Made for: USA

1988 Laforza 4x4 4.0i

Pos: 00:28:21 [*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene 

Comments about this vehicle

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appassionato IT

◊ 2006-08-03 18:04

In Europe this was a "Rayton Fissore Magnum 4x4", but, if i don't mistake, in USA was called Laforza 4x4 4.0i.

landrover1 AR

◊ 2006-08-04 00:48

cool, is the first time i know this 4x4 is on a movie :D

Donington UK

◊ 2006-08-04 00:50

never heard of these, looks a bit like a range rover, but with tiny back lights!

antp BE

◊ 2006-08-04 00:55

Except the front, it makes me think to a big Fiat Uno :D On this one it is not very visible, but that's what I thought the first time I followed one in a street (and it is the only time I saw one for real...)

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sixcyl FR

◊ 2006-08-04 01:05

Laforza, never heard of that thing :wow: ... don't they think there are enough 4X4/SUV on this earth to not invent new ones [Image: triprod.gif] :D

(it may have disappear 15years later? ;) )

Hiergehts CH

◊ 2006-08-04 05:17

In the US it was powered by a Ford 5.0 V8/automatic and only sold for a short time, maybe 2 years?

appassionato IT

◊ 2006-08-04 18:43

Here in Italy it was called "The big Uno" or "the Uno giant" (= "La Uno gigante"). :D :lol: (Rayton Fissore was an italian make)
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datsunZ IT

◊ 2007-01-12 20:31

appassionato wrote Here in Italy it was called "The big Uno" or "the Uno giant" (= "La Uno gigante"). :D :lol: (Rayton Fissore was an italian make)
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Rayton Fissore was a Bodybuilder's Firm born in 1976 by the scission of some members of Carrozzeria Fissore that had set up another Firm with different name

PS The Magnum was shown for the early time at 1984 Turin M.S.,the Laforza US-spec version was available since 1988

humungus

◊ 2024-08-25 13:57

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irarelywatchmovies US

◊ 2024-09-10 02:31

A rather underwhelming use of the name

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