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Fiat 126

At the 1972 Turin Salon Fiat presented the replacement for the Fiat 500, the 126. Despite the trend for front wheel drive cars, the Fiat 126 took the recipe for the Fiat 500 and gave it a new body based on a Spanish Seat 133 design. Launched with a 594cc air-cooled 2-cylinder engine, this was upgraded to 652cc in 1977 and 704cc in 1987. FSM in Poland started production in 1973 of the Fiat 126p, and produced 3.5 million up to the year 2000, which included the 'Fiat' cars sold after 1980 when Italy stopped production. From 1987 the 126 BIS was introduced which had a flatter 704cc water-cooled engine and a hatchback for extra accomodation.

Fiat 126 1985 - bonnet badge	Fiat 126 1985 - grille on c-pillar	Fiat 126 1985 - Actually built in Poland by FSM	Fiat 126 1985. Launched in 1972, the Fiat 126 had 594cc air-cooled twin cylinder engine in the rear. This was enlarged to 652cc in 1977 and to 704cc in 1985	Fiat 126 650E. Produced by FSM in Poland, the 650E was an economy version available from 1982
Fiat 126 650E. The 650E was made by FSM in Poland, although by this time ALL FIat 126 cars were made there. The 652cc air-colled engine was fitted in economy mode.	Fiat 126 1985. After 1980 all Fiat 126 cars were produced in Poland (3.5million Polish Fiat 126p). In 1985 the 126BIS was introduced having a flatter engine and being remodelled with a hatchback.	Fiat 500	Fiat Panda

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