Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 19 hours ago
Decades may pass, but true beauty never fades, especially when it bears the signature of Pininfarina. Masterpieces like the 1984 Honda HP-X continue to captivate enthusiasts and collectors, earning their place in the world’s most prestigious museums.
Now on display in the lobby of the iconic Petersen Museum in Los Angeles, this wedge-shaped concept car is a testament to Pininfarina’s enduring design legacy. Originally crafted in 1984, the HP-X has been meticulously restored at Pininfarina’s workshop in Cambiano, Torino, bringing its visionary lines back to life.
Join Johnny Eisen, Associate Curator at the Petersen, as he unveils the story behind this automotive gem, proof that Pininfarina’s creations are eternal works of art. See it in person before the end of March!
Decades may pass, but true beauty never fades, especially when it bears the signature of Pininfarina. Masterpieces like the 1984 Honda HP-X continue to captivate enthusiasts and collectors, earning their place in the world’s most prestigious museums.
Now on display in the lobby of the iconic Petersen Museum in Los Angeles, this wedge-shaped concept car is a testament to Pininfarina’s enduring design legacy. Originally crafted in 1984, the HP-X has been meticulously restored at Pininfarina’s workshop in Cambiano, Torino, bringing its visionary lines back to life.
Join Johnny Eisen, Associate Curator at the Petersen, as he unveils the story behind this automotive gem, proof that Pininfarina’s creations are eternal works of art. See it in person before the end of March!
