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Launched in July 1957 this tiny car that evolved for use in the narrow city streets very quickly earned the name of, ‘the people’s car’. Measuring just over 2.5 metres long (9 feet) and powered by a 479 cc two-cylinder, air-cooled engine, it was considered to be the first true city car for the Italian driving population.

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ABARTH 500 503

"Behold I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word" - "Ecce ancilla Domini, fiat mihi secundum verbum tuum"

hope that you like my new cartoon of the classic FIAT 695 Abarth

Do not make evil in order that good may be made from it, latin phrase

Italian utility vehicle with decoration of the TV series police car

A close up image of a 1966 Fiat 1500 Spider Hardtop Coupe grille with a title text overlay.

All the money is at the top

American dollar. Fist currency

old vintage fiat car red

Sorry I'm Late Fiat Ritmo

Sorry I'm Late Fiat 500

Where The Red Roses Grow - Fiat 500 in the 1960s 2022 Digital Art DeVerviers

The Fiat Multipla may not be the most conventionally attractive car, but it more than makes up for it with its unique design and functionality. With its distinctive shape, spacious interior, and innovative engineering, the Multipla is a car that defies expectations and challenges the status quo. Whether you're looking for a practical family vehicle or a conversation starter, the Fiat Multipla is sure to turn heads. Very Little Muscle Cars. For those who are second to none with nothing to prove.

Fiat’s diminutive city car set the standard for four wheeled micro cars in the ‘Sixties and ‘Seventies. It was no surprise that enthusiastic Italian drivers wanted a little more power and performance, and predictably the Abarth tuning company obliged, building tuned Fiat 500s with larger engines from 1966 until 1971. The Abarth cars had either 595 or 695cc versions of the Fiat twin cylinder motor, good for 30 and 37bhp

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The US Interstate sign with an Italian twist. "Italian Machines" up top, "What are you doing?" (or "What the heck?!") in the tricolors, and THE hand sign we use the most while driving.

The Fiat G.91 is an Italian jet fighter aircraft designed and built by Fiat Aviazione, which later merged into Aeritalia.

A beautifully illustrated classic Fiat 500, showcasing the timeless charm and compact design of an Italian automotive icon.

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Azo

Green classic Fiat panel van or truck parked in Rome.

Lancia Delta Integrale 'Respect The Elders'

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500 Abarth

Red Fiat 500 in a surreal sea of flowers 2022 Digital Art DeVerviers

ALFA ROMEO GTA Blue

ABARTH 500 501

Così si fa! (this is the way, this is how we do it, etc.) in Italian describes the way we drive our Italian "Macchine" (Machines) be they 4 wheels or 2 ... or we are Italian ourselves. On top of the classic Texas Farm Road background with "Farm" replaced with "Every."

Fiat’s diminutive city car set the standard for four wheeled micro cars in the ‘Sixties and ‘Seventies. It was no surprise that enthusiastic Italian drivers wanted a little more power and performance, and predictably the Abarth tuning company obliged, building tuned Fiat 500s with larger engines from 1966 until 1971. The Abarth cars had either 595 or 695cc versions of the Fiat twin cylinder motor, good for 30 and 37bhp

Test Pilot design

ABARTH 124 Giallo

Fiat Bambina in back street Gubbio, medieval town. in Italy.