Avanti

Avanti is an Italian word meaning forward or ahead. In everyday Italian, it functions as an adverb and is used in expressions such as andiamo avanti ("let's go forward") or to indicate movement toward a location or goal. The term has been adopted as a proper name and title in various contexts, often conveying a sense of progress or forward-looking design.

Avanti! (Il giornale) refers to a historic Italian socialist newspaper founded in 1892 by Filippo Turati and others. It served for many years as the official organ of the Italian Socialist Party, and it played a central role in the party's communications and political activities. The newspaper was banned during the fascist regime and later revived after World War II, continuing to be used by socialist and left-leaning movements in various forms.

The Studebaker Avanti is a model of American automobile produced by the Studebaker Corporation in the early 1960s. Unveiled in 1962 as a futurist two-door coupe, the Avanti featured a fiberglass body and a low, aerodynamic profile designed by Raymond Loewy and his design team. It is often cited as a landmark in American automotive styling. The name Avanti, meaning forward in Italian, was chosen to evoke progress and speed.