Fiat : 124
1966–1974
Model Introduction
The Fiat 124, launched in 1966, was designed by Dante Giacosa and offered modern engineering in a simple, practical package. It featured disc brakes all round, lightweight construction, and strong performance for its class, earning it the European Car of the Year title in 1967.
Magazine articles (19)
Magazine Articles
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Tom Northey tries Fiat's pert post-Primula Cortina-eater
String-back drivers need not apply
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Giant Test
Fiat 124 v Toyota Corona
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Driving the '69s
Fiat 124 Special
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A Faster Fiat
The Broomfield & Boucher T124
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An even faster Fiat
The Broomfield & Boucher Fiat T124 MkII
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Giant Test
Fiat 124 Estate v Ford Cortina 1600 Estate v Hillman Minx Estate v Vauxhall Victor 1600 Estate
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Giant Test
Fiat 124 Special v Morris 1300GT v Triumph 1300TC
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Driving the 71s
This time we drive Fiat's new automatic and a 124 saloon with a twin-cam engine
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Drive-In
Fiat 124 Special T
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Giant Test
Hillman Hunter GLS v Viva 2300 v Fiat 124 Special T v Opel Ascona 1.9
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It's all happening
Fiat 124 ST
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Turin / Sicily / Turin by Fiat 124S Coupe
This is what Ford ought to do with the Lotus Cortina
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Driving the 70s
Fiat 124 Coupe
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LJK Setright tries Fiat's sporting duo
The high new nose of the 124C may look blunt, but the car is certainly faster than before
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Fierce Fiat
Radbourne Fiat 124S Coupe
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Giant Test
Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior v Fiat 124 Coupe
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Fiating about in Turin
How to make an exciting little sports car out of a very pedestrian family saloon: add 300cc and a belt-driven overhead cam conversion plus neat if uninspired Pininfarina styling. So!
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Spider Sweet
The dashing Spider Europa, Pininfarina's version of the Fiat 124 Sport, stands a fine chance of reaching the British market in right-hand-drive form now that the Italian coachbuilding company are firmly in command of production
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Spider Hot
Packing supercharger, wider P7-tyred wheels and tauter suspension set-up the Abarth version of the Spider Europa gives an already fine car the performance and road manners of a truly great sports machine