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fiat 130

The Fiat 130 was the organization's first endeavor at a substantial auto - so to get such an extensive amount it right first time was a genuine accomplishment for its creator. The mechanically praiseworthy 130 was a splendid cantina guised by serene styling. It emphasized all-autonomous suspension, aloof back guiding and four circle brakes.

The quad-cam V6 was at first offered in 2.8-liter structure, however was reached out to 3.2-liters in 1971, simply before the dispatch of the great looking car in 1972. It was that auto which truly catches the creative energy today. With straight-edged styling from Pininfarina's Rolls-Camargue/Lancia Gamma Coupé period, the 130 Coupé has an inconceivable and scaring vicinity.

The Coupé just ever accepted the bigger 3.2-liter four-cam V6 (which is random to the Fiat Dino's), so execution was more than satisfactory. The taking care of was clean, and the light power directing was flawlessly judged. Numerous accompanied a three-pace programmed, yet enough were determined with the ZF five-velocity manual.

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