The New Auto Toy Store is proud to present this 1932 Bucciali. A unique and rare automobile known for its distinctive design and engineering. The Bucciali was a French luxury car produced by the brothers Angelo and Paul-Albert Bucciali in the early 1930s. One of the most notable models from Bucciali is the TAV 12, which was introduced in 1932.

Design:
The Bucciali TAV 12 had a striking and innovative design characterized by its long hood, flowing fenders, and elegant curves.
The car had a low-slung profile, contributing to its aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Engine:
The TAV 12 was powered by a 4.9-liter Hispano-Suiza V12 engine, known for its smooth performance and power.
The engine was mounted at the rear of the vehicle.

Transmission:
The transmission was a Cotal electromagnetic gearbox, a technology known for its advanced features during that era.

Wheel Configuration:
The TAV 12 featured front-wheel drive, a somewhat unusual configuration for luxury cars of the time.
The use of front-wheel drive was intended to improve traction and handling.

Production and Rarity:
The Bucciali TAV 12 was produced in limited numbers, and only a small handful are known to exist today.
The rarity of these cars contributes to their desirability among collectors.

Innovations:
The Bucciali brothers were known for their innovative approach to automobile design, and the TAV 12 incorporated several advanced features for its time.

Legacy:
Despite its rarity, the Bucciali TAV 12 has left a lasting impact on automotive history due to its unique design and engineering.