Fiat 501 A

The Fiat 501 A 1.3L Cabriolet was launched in 1927 as a variant catering to customers seeking an open-top experience. It features the same 1300cc inline 4-cylinder engine as the sedan but with a lighter body structure, enhancing performance and driving pleasure. The cabriolet variant was popular among those desiring a stylish and sporty vehicle.

The Fiat 501 A 1.3L Sedan was introduced in 1925 as the first variant of the Fiat 501 model. It features a 1300cc inline 4-cylinder engine producing around 28 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan variant was aimed at the family market, offering a spacious interior and a traditional design characteristic of the era.

The Fiat 501 A 1.5L Sedan was introduced in 1930 as an upgraded variant of the original model. It features a 1500cc inline 4-cylinder engine producing approximately 35 horsepower, providing a notable improvement in performance. This sedan maintained the classic styling of the Fiat 501 but with enhanced comfort and driving dynamics.

The Fiat 501 A 1.3L Limousine was introduced in 1928, designed for luxury and comfort. It retained the 1300cc engine but offered a more spacious interior with additional amenities. This variant was aimed at affluent customers and featured a longer wheelbase for improved ride quality.

The Fiat 501 A 1.5L Cabriolet was introduced in 1930, featuring a 1500cc inline 4-cylinder engine with improved performance output of about 35 horsepower. This variant offered a blend of elegance and sportiness, appealing to those who preferred the open air experience while benefiting from enhanced engine specifications.

The Fiat 501 A 1.5L Limousine was launched in 1930, offering enhanced luxury over the previous variant. With a 1500cc engine producing 35 horsepower, this limousine provided a comfortable ride with more spacious interiors and premium features, appealing to the luxury market.