Fiat 127

The Fiat 127 0.9L was introduced in 1971 as part of the first generation of the model. It features a 900cc inline-4 engine producing approximately 50 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This hatchback variant was known for its compact design and practicality, making it a popular choice in urban environments.

The Fiat 127 ELX was introduced in 1987, featuring a 1300cc engine with enhanced comfort and equipment levels. It included features like power steering and upgraded interior materials, making it a more premium choice within the compact hatchback segment.

The Fiat 127 1.0L was launched in 1972, providing a slightly more powerful option in the lineup. It came equipped with a 1000cc inline-4 engine producing around 55 horsepower, contributing to improved performance while maintaining the compact and economical character of the 127 series.

The Fiat 127 Sport was introduced in 1975, aimed at enthusiasts seeking a sportier option. It featured a 1300cc inline-4 engine producing around 70 horsepower, combined with sport-tuned suspension and distinctive styling elements. This variant offered enhanced driving dynamics and a more engaging experience.

The Fiat 127 1.3L Diesel was introduced in 1978, representing the growing interest in diesel engines for economy. It featured a 1300cc diesel engine with a modest power output of about 50 horsepower, offering excellent fuel efficiency and low running costs, appealing to a more practical consumer base.

The Fiat 127 1.1L was introduced in 1982 to replace earlier variants. It featured a 1100cc inline-4 engine, generating approximately 60 horsepower. This variant focused on improving comfort and fuel economy while retaining the compact hatchback design that made the 127 popular.

The Fiat 127 1.2L was launched in 1984, offering a balance of performance and economy. Equipped with a 1200cc inline-4 engine producing around 65 horsepower, this variant continued the legacy of the 127 while providing improved features and comfort for daily driving.