The Fiat 507 was a passenger car produced by Fiat between 1926 and 1927. It was developed from the Fiat 505 with a modified suspension and brakes, and Fiat built 3,700 of them during its production run.
Fiat 507 at a glance
| Production | 1926–1927 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Fiat, Italy |
| Model | passenger car |
| Developed from | Fiat 505 |
| Suspension | modified compared with the 505 |
| Brakes | modified compared with the 505 |
| Units built | 3,700 |
| Production run | two years |
The article is based on one source, a very short English Wikipedia entry, and is therefore shorter than usual. No free photographs of this model were available.
History of the Fiat 507
A revised 505
The 507 belonged to the generation of Fiat models of the mid-1920s. Rather than an entirely new design, it was developed from the Fiat 505, from which it took its general arrangement, with modifications to the suspension and the brakes. It was built during 1926 and 1927.
Production
Fiat produced 3,700 examples of the 507 in the course of its production run, a modest figure that reflects the short life of the model before it was superseded in the range.
Design and features
- Developed from the 505: the 507 carried over the earlier car’s basis.
- Revised suspension: the chassis was modified compared with the 505.
- Revised brakes: braking was also changed for the new model.
Fiat 507 versions
- Fiat 507: the standard passenger car of 1926–1927.
The 507 was developed from the Fiat 505 and was followed in the range by models such as the Fiat 509. More cars are in the Fiat collection.
Sources
- Fiat 507, English Wikipedia: production dates, origin from the 505 and the number built
