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fiat 127 1.3
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fiat 127 1.3
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FIAT 127 black
FIAT 127 black
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FIAT 127 blue
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FIAT 127 engine
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FIAT 127 green
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FIAT 127 interior
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FIAT 127 red
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FIAT 127 silver
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FIAT 127 white
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fiat 127

Fiat 127 is a supermini model and it was first produced in 1971 when it replaced Fiat 850. The production of Fiat 127 ended in 1983 when Fiat Uno replaced it. At first, it was made available as only two-door saloon. The next year, a three-door hatchback model was manufactured with a full-depth rear door and folding rear seat. Rugged 903 cc overhead valve engine was installed in Fiat 127 and it also had an amazing feature of unique transverse leaf spring suspension at the rear. This model also won the European Car of the Year award for 1972 and it was a huge success. It remained to be the best selling cars in Europe for several years.

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