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 421: the city bus built for heavy urban lines
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FIAT Fiat 418: the city bus that carried Italian towns
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FIAT Fiat 414: the midibus built for Rome’s narrow streets
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FIAT Fiat 413: the Viberti double-decker built for Turin’s Expo 1961
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FIAT Fiat 410: the city bus with a purpose-built chassis
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FIAT Fiat 370: the bus that became the Iveco 370
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FIAT Fiat 343: the eleven- and thirteen-metre intercity bus
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FIAT Fiat 314: the 7.5-metre bus for mountain roads
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FIAT Fiat 309: the nine-metre intercity bus built from 1958
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FIAT Fiat 308: an intercity coach with a mid-mounted engine
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FIAT Fiat 306: the underfloor-engined bus that served Italian cities
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FIAT Fiat 300: the heavy six-by-four lorry range
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FIAT Fiat 2800: the last Fiat flagship before the war
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FIAT Fiat 211: a small tractor for Italian farms
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FIAT Fiat 1400 and 1900: Fiat’s first postwar and first unibody car
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FIAT Fiat 600 (2023): the B-segment crossover that revived an old name
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FIAT Fiat 503: a refined Fiat 501 for the late 1920s
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FIAT Fiat Oggi: the Brazilian two-door with a record-sized boot
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FIAT Fiat X1/9: the mid-engined targa with a boot at each end
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FIAT Fiat 615: the light truck that filled a gap after the war