Fiat has tapped into its off-road legacy with the Grande Panda 4×4 concept — a stylish modern homage to the iconic 1980s ...

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Broadly speaking, the model stays true to the sketches released earlier this year. It’s not a Xerox copy of the original Yugo, which was related to the Fiat 128. Instead, it looks like the logical ...

Zastava Yugo, most commonly marketed as Yugo, was originally designed as a shortened version of the Fiat 128. Its production began in the 1980s and ceased in 2008. The fresh vehicle - revealed ...

Reborn Yugo Cabrio? Yes please. Despite being launched in 1980 using shortened Fiat 128 underpinnings, production of the original Yugo in Kragujevac continued all the way through to 2008.

In a world where innovation continuously reshapes the financial landscape, understanding the difference between fiat currency and cryptocurrency has become increasingly essential. These two forms of ...

Since its inception in 1899, Fiat has been a mainstay of European roads and beyond. An Italian brand known for being both affordable and efficient, Fiat has earned its reputation for producing ...

The story goes that about two years later, Fiat boss Gianni Agnelli got to examine the Fiat 128 SOHC-powered concept in detail, and he liked it so much that he instructed Bertone to design Fiat's ...

The Fiat 600 marks a moment of change for the Italian brand. It’s the first car to not be a variation of the stylish and popular Fiat 500 since the Fiat 124 Spider was launched in 2016.

Let's determine if its price tag earns it the checkered flag or a DNF. The seller of this Alitalia-liveried 1975 Fiat 128 two-door, states that, but for the lack of a driver, it would already be ...

Shown as a 1:5 scale model at Car Design Event in Munich, the new Yugo is clearly inspired by the boxy proportions of the original, which itself was based on the Fiat 127 and 128. But Marčeta ...

The Fiat logo and four-bar monogram—which arrived 40 years ago on the Uno—are mixed and matched on the seats, door trims, and wheel arch surround and are laser-etched into the C pillar.