FIAT 500 L - Lot 61

Lot n° 61
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FIAT 500 L - Lot 61
FIAT 500 L To replace the aging Topolino, Fiat commissioned engineer Dante Giacosa to design a new, minimalist model (297 cm long) to enable Italy to massively increase its motorization. The Nuova 500 was launched on July 4, 1957. Equipped with a rear-mounted, air-cooled, vertical twin-cylinder 480 cm3 engine developing 13 HP, it had 2 doors opening from front to rear. In 1965, the doors were finally reversed. Its success continued, and in 1972 Fiat introduced the 500 L, a slightly more luxurious version which proved a "hit" in terms of sales. In all, more than 3,800,000 units were produced during its career, which ended in 1975. Abarth derived several sporty versions. It was also produced in Germany and Austria under the Steyr Puch name, with its own powertrain. This vehicle has been fully restored, both mechanically and in terms of bodywork. As a 1971 L-series, it features the new rectangular dashboard and bumper reinforcements. It can travel any distance at the pace of la dolce vita. The vehicle is currently under Italian status. The import of the vehicle into Switzerland is included in the sale.
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