Gabry was a microcar developed by Aeronautica Macchi SpA, an aeronautical firm based in Milan, Italy. The vehicle was introduced in 1963 and showcased a modern design for its time, featuring a stylish plastic body that included two sliding doors for convenient access.

The Gabry was powered by a rear-mounted engine, initially equipped with a 150cc single-cylinder two-stroke unit that produced 6 brake horsepower. Subsequently, a more powerful 250cc twin-cylinder engine was introduced, which generated 13 brake horsepower. Despite its innovative design and engineering, the Gabry remained in prototype form and did not enter mass production.