5. Ford OSI 20M TS
Back in the ‘60s, Italy was full of small design houses that built some interesting variants of regular production cars. Most of those small body shops looked for lucrative contracts with big companies that would provide them with financial security and the chance to present their creations to a worldwide audience. And one of those small firms was OSI, which concentrated on producing bodies based on the Fiat chassis. However, their best-known model was, in fact, a Ford.
Back in the mid-60s, OSI teamed with European Ford to produce a limited run of sports cars they based on a mid-size Taunus chassis. They called the car the Ford OSI 20M TS. It had a gorgeous and elegant coupe body and a 2.3-liter V6 engine delivering around 110 HP. That may not sound like much, but since it was light, the performance was satisfying to most customers.