Vatican Cars Collection (MV)

The government of Città del Vaticano on January 10th, 1947 ordered this limousine for the personal use of Pope Pius XII. The order specified a single throne rear seat with left and right cabinets, two auxiliary chairs facing the throne, roller curtains,...

The Fiat Campagnola was donated by the Fiat personnel to Pope John Paul II during his visit to Turin on the 13th of April, 1980. On May 12th the Campagnola was registered with plates SCV 1 and then mainly used for the official ceremonies in San Peter’s...

This 1938 Cadillac Series 75 Touring Sedan was ordered by Città del Vaticano, together with an identical second car, as official limousines to be used in parades and to transport dignitaries and Heads of State visiting his Holiness the Pope from all over the world. When...

This rare Cadillac V16 limousine was originally delivered in 1938 to the noblewoman Countess Rosario de Larraechea de Schiffner. Upon the death of the Countess the Cadillac was willed to Cardinal Spellman, a dear friend and advisor to President Roosevelt. The Cardinal gladly accepted the limousine...

Packard cars were held in high esteem in Europe. Many Royal Houses and governments favored Packard as their prestige and parade vehicles. This 1947 Limousine was acquired new by the Vatican State to join the Garage Nobile fleet of high rank automobiles. It was registered there with license plates SCV 23 and appointed...

Pope Pius XI had a passion for American cars and this Buick Limited was his personal choice. The Holy Father originally favored the Graham Paige of 1929, but in 1932 he ordered the acquisition of Buicks and Cadillacs for the official services. When this imposing...