FIAT
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Italian carmaker with roots in 1899, a subsidiary of Stellantis and the holder of nine European Car of the Year awards.
- Founded
- 1899, first FIAT car produced
- Formed
- January 2007, as FIAT Automobiles S.p.A.
- Owner
- Stellantis (since 2021)
- Known for
- Largest automobile manufacturer in Italy
The first FIAT car, the 3½ HP, was produced in 1899. The present company, FIAT Automobiles, was formed in January 2007 when the FIAT Group reorganised its automobile business.
FIAT became part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in 2014 and a subsidiary of Stellantis in 2021. Cars are also built in Brazil, Argentina, Poland and Mexico, and the marque has nine European Car of the Year awards.
- 1899First FIAT car, the 3½ HP
- 2007FIAT Automobiles S.p.A. formed
- 2014Merger into Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
- 2021Becomes a subsidiary of Stellantis
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FIAT Fiat Toro (2016)
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FIAT Fiat 124 Spider
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FIAT Fiat Aegea
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FIAT Fiat 500 (2007): the retro city car that brought Fiat back to America
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FIAT Fiat 18: the chain-driven truck that carried the Italian army
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FIAT Fiat 15: the light military truck that motorised the Italian army
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FIAT Fiat Talento: two lives of a light van name
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FIAT Fiat 682: the truck that stayed in production for 36 years
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FIAT Fiat 680 N: the first post-war heavy Fiat lorry
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FIAT Fiat 666: the heavy truck Italy went to war with
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FIAT Fiat CM6614: the amphibious 4×4 armoured carrier
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FIAT Fiat 642: the six-cylinder lorry and its 642 RN bus
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FIAT Fiat 626: Italy’s standard medium truck of the war years
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FIAT Fiat 619: the heavy Fiat truck that became an export model
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FIAT Fiat 616: the long-nose light lorry of 1965
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FIAT Fiat 525: a large Fiat of the late 1920s
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FIAT Fiat 522: six cylinders, synchromesh and a new badge
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FIAT Fiat 521: the six-cylinder Fiat built in Germany
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FIAT Fiat 518 Ardita: the 1930s Fiat with two wheelbases
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FIAT Fiat 512: a six-cylinder Fiat of the late 1920s