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(Italia 1920)
 In 1919, three brothers, Maurizio, Giacomo and Carlo Temperino, set up a factory in Turin to build small, two-seater runabouts powered by a two-cylinder air-cooled engine.
The 8/10 HP was the firm’s first model and enjoyed a certain measure of success, both in Italy and abroad, on account of its easy handling and low running cost. A sports car version, too, chalked up a number of victories, including the Sassi-Superga (Turin) hill climb in 1919, and the 256-km Sestrières Tour in the following year at an average speed of 52.325 km/h.
| Engine: |
2 cilindri a V |
| Capacity: |
1010 cc |
| Max power output: |
20 CV a 2800 giri/min. |
| Max speed: |
65 km/h |
| Weight: |
300 kg (autotelaio) |
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