Microcars may be small in size, but they are certainly big on fun.
If you enjoy cars commonly found in rosso corsa, then this is the show to see.
A five-speed example equipped with an Abarth exhaust system, Carello fog lamps and Campagnolo wheels.
The Spider isn't the only Fiat to carry the 124 nameplate. Case in point? This early 124 Coupe.
This 1963 Ghia 1500 GT Coupe, available through RM Sotheby's, is said to be one of only 800 built and one of only 36 brought into the United States.
Want to learn how to keep a classic Fiat 500 running like new?
Shopping for a Fiat 124 Sport Spider? Read this advice before you buy one.
Wonder if a small car can really be fun? Just ask any Mini owner.
Looking for some pointers on your Fiat Spider? Look no further. We picked the minds of two Fiat experts.
The Fiat Abarth 1000 came in many forms, but the “OTR” badge declares this one among the meanest offered: the OT 1000 Radiale.
One of the nicest examples of a first-year Spider we've seen, but it still needs some attention before we'll be satisfied.
Once was Andy's car and featured in CMS in 2010/2011.
1974 X1-9 that I bought as 2nd owner in 1976. Driven frequently the first 10 years, infrequently the next 10, and very little the last 28.
Just a standard fiat spider. 32/36 weber, stainless header and exhaust.
Originally 1592 twin cam with A/T. Swapped to 2 liter twin cam with 5 speed. Daily driver and track car from 1999-2003 Now my Retirement project..... Stored for 5 years …
Far from fancy Fiat found in the Far East (Chinatown area of Bangkok, Thailand). (Is the alliterative challenge still on?)
An original Fiat 500 tucked behind a wall in Amorosi, Benevento Italy. Submitted by: Joe Amoroso
Probably didn’t run when parked, and won’t drive again, but usually don’t find these in a “pull a part” yard.
