Gilda was an automobile brand established in 1957 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by the company Rosati y Christoforo. The brand was notable for its unique design and engineering, which was led by Giovanni Rossi, a designer with prior experience at Fiat.

The Gilda model was a 6-seater, 2-door saloon that featured a V4 engine capable of producing 57 brake horsepower. In addition to the saloon variant, Gilda also offered a pick-up version of the vehicle. The car achieved a top speed of 70 miles per hour (113 kilometers per hour), making it a competitive option in its class during its production period.

Although Gilda had a brief presence in the automotive market, it contributed to the diversity of vehicle offerings in Argentina during the mid-20th century.