Fiat was founded in Turin Italy in 1899, producing 24 cars in 1900. After an initial struggle after WW1 they recovered by launching a variety of models. Fiat continued to grow and today also has ownership in Chrysler, Maserati, Alfa Romeo and Ferrari. In Australia the Fiat is distributed by Ateco who recently removed all but the 500 from its lineup.
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Fiat Reviews
The Panda will bring plenty of charm when the Italian city car arrives in the second half of 2013.
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Fiat News
The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) has praised the Holden Malibu for achieving a five-star safety rating but has...
The Fiat Chrysler Group has made history by appointing Veronica Johns as its new Australian CEO, as part of several management changes.
Legendary Italian designer Paolo Martin has penned a re-interpretation of his fabulous Fiat 130 Coupe from the 1970s, combining the...
Fiat Chrysler Group has confirmed the local Fiat 500 range will be...
The Fiat Freemont has launched in Australia as the cheapest mid-sized...
The Fiat 500L has gained two new turbocharged engines, doubling the...
Fiat has dropped the price of its 500 and 500c models substantially as it...
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