1971 Fiat 127 Scout by Fissore
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Fissore 127 Scout, an open-topped “fun car” similar to the Citroën Méhari with Fiat 127 underpinnings. Originally named the Gypsy, this...
1971 Fiat 127 Midimaxi by Moretti
To accompany the 1973 Fiat 126 Minimaxi by Moretti, also in 1971, Moretti introduced the Midimaxi, based on the Fiat 127. This followed...
1972-1978 Fiat X1/9 by Bertone
It was a unique Fiat built for guilty, sporty pleasure, with a mid-engine and rear-wheel-drive system fired up the car-enthusiasts...
1972 Fiat X1/23 Concept
Fiat X1/23 City Car, developed almost three decades ago, is a classic example of an electric city car. It is a two-seat passenger...
1971-1972 Fiat Flares by Michelotti
Again a star's name in Michelotti's firmament! First presented at the 1971 Turin Auto Show and proposed to the Geneva '72 visitors with...
1972 Fiat Citycar Concept
This was a 2-seat city car runaround concept powered by a dc electric motor. It weighed 820kg, of which 166kg were the NiZn batteries....
1972-1973 Fiat 132 Coupe by Moretti
For each model released by Fiat, Moretti produced their unique versions. For the Fiat 128, similar offspring to the 127 were built, there...
1972 Fiat 132 Aster by Zagato
During the ’60s and ’70s, along with sporty versions for Lancia and Alfa Romeo, Zagato carried out the study of bodies for the Fiat 850...
1972 Fiat 127 Holiday by Francis Lombardi
The 1972 Fiat 127 "Holiday" was Lombardi's reimagining of the beach buggy concept that was very popular in the early seventies. The...
1972-1976 Fiat 127 Coupe by Moretti
Car: Moretti 127 Coupé 5 Posti, 1972-76 Designer: Dany Brawand Moretti used the Fiat 127 for three principal variants, a coupe, the...
1973 Fiat 126 Minimaxi by Moretti
First shown in 1970, the Minimaxi cars (based first on the Fiat 500 and later the Fiat 126) became the mainstay of Moretti production in...
1973 Autobianchi A 112 Giovani by Pininfarina
Perhaps motivated by the unexpected success of the Citroën Méhari, Pininfarina set off to design a lightweight multi-purpose vehicle...
1974 Fiat 127 Village by Bertone
The Fiat 127 Village springs from a new way of looking at the automobile. Its conception was shaped by economic factors, which in the...
1974 Fiat 127 Coupe by Francis Lombardi
A coupé prototype based on the diminutive Pio Manzù-designed 127. Though the Lombardi car was never produced, it resembles the Fiat 128...
1975 Zagato Zeta 80 Concept
The Zagato Zeta 80 is a concept car built in 1975. The car was unveiled at the 1975 Turin Motor Show. A concept for a 4-seat coupé,...
1975 Fiat X1/9 Dallara by Bertone
The Fiat X1/9 Dallara was the Turin company’s answer to the race car market, destined for a packed sporting schedule in Group 5...
1975 Fiat Visitors Bus by Bertone
In 1975 Bertone presented a brand new minibus based on Fiat 850 T mechanics at the Industrial Vehicle Show in Turin. This was a vehicle...
1975 Fiat 131 Abarth by Bertone
Fiat 131 was just another forgettable mid-size family car in automotive history, but in 1976 it gave birth to a world-beating rally car,...
1975 Fiat 130 Opera by Pininfarina
The 1975 Fiat 130 Opera by Pininfarina was a proposal for a four-door saloon based on the Paulo Martin-designed Fiat 130 Coupé to replace...
1976 Fiat 126 Cavaletta
Fiat manufactured this 3-door wagon body type in Italy/ It was a RWD (rear-wheel drive) with a manual 4-speed gearbox and a gasoline...
1976 Fiat City Car by Michelotti
The 4-seat Fiat 126-based City was intended for use in urban areas. With two large sliding doors and flexible bumpers, the body was...
1977-1978 Felber Excellence Concepts
Swiss craftsmanship and American engineering combine - again - to create the Felber Excellence, a car that you'd have to have been both...
1978 Fiat Every 4R by Michelotti
In a unique project with the magazine Quattroruote, Michelotti designed the Every 4R in 1978. This car could be converted from a town car...
1978 Fiat Ecos by Pininfarina
The Fiat Ecos by Pininfarina was a study for an environmentally-friendly electric city car, realized in co-operation with the Fiat...
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