Fiat 600
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Fiat 600 'Rendez vous' (1955)
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The introduction of the Fiat 600 in 1955 meant the start of the
era of Italian mass mobility. For the first time in their lives many
Italians could afford to have their own motor car.
Vignale was eager to produce their own interpretations on the
Fiat 600 right from its introduction.
The Rendez vous, introduced in 1955 and in production in small series
until 1959, was regularly to be seen on motor shows. Soon the Rendez
vous was accompanied by a whole range of 600's, including a number of
beach vehicles and designs based on that awkward MPV, the Multipla.
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Fiat 600 'Cherie' (1955)
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Fiat 600 'Cherie Gran Luce' (1956)
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Fiat 600 'Sabina' (1956)
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Fiat 600 'Corsa'
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Fiat 600 'Spiagetta' (1956)
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Fiat Multipla 'Spiaggia' (1956)
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Fiat Multipla Giardinetta (1956)
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Fiat Multipla Furgone (1957)
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Fiat Multipla Camioncino (1957)
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Fiat 600 'Marina' (1963)
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Fiat 750 Berlinetta (1960)
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In 1960 Fiat offered the 600 in a variant with an engine enlarged to 750
cc. Vignale offered three new models dubbed the 750 Berlinetta,
750 Coupe and 750 Spider.
A few years later the German Neckar, a joint venture of Fiat and NSU
built the 600 under license. To complement their range Neckar offered
the 750 Coupe as well, now named the Neckar-Jagst 770 Riviera.
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Fiat 750 Coupè (1960)
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Fiat 750 Spider (1960)
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Photos courtesy of
Alessandro Sannia.
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