The Giocattolo Group B supercar was developed by Australian entrepreneur Paul Halstead in the 1980s. The project utilized the Alfa Romeo Sprint coupe as a base, replacing the rear seats with a 5.0-liter Holden V8 engine. The vehicle featured a ZF five-speed manual transaxle and produced 295 horsepower.
The car debuted in 1988 with a curb weight of 1,085 kg. It achieved a quarter-mile time of 13.2 seconds. Due to financial difficulties, production ceased in 1989. In total, only 15 vehicles were completed, consisting of three prototypes and 12 production units.
A specific unit, build number 4, is currently listed for sale by Chrome Temple in Australia. The vehicle has covered approximately 60,664 km and recently underwent a mechanical overhaul, including a rebuild of the V8 engine. The asking price for the car is AUD 550 000.
