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Production Total: 800 

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Price New: The Fiat (Vignale) Gamine was priced at approximately £1,200 in the UK in 1967. This charming little roadster was known for its unique design and fun driving experience. 

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Rivals: In 1967, the Fiat (Vignale) Gamine faced competition from several other small roadsters. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals in the UK:

 - **MG Midget**: Around £695 

- **Austin-Healey Sprite**: Around £695 

- **Triumph Spitfire**: Around £735 

- **Lotus Elan**: Around £1,500 

These prices made the Fiat (Vignale) Gamine a competitive option in the small roadster market, offering a unique design and driving experience. 

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Production Total: The Fiat 124 sedan had a significant production run. Here are the production totals: - **Italy**: 1,543,000 units produced between 1966 and 1974. - **Russia (VAZ-2101)**: Over 17 million units produced under the Lada brand. - **Spain (SEAT 124)**: Approximately 200,000 units produced. - **Turkey (Tofaş Murat 124)**: Around 134,867 units produced. These figures highlight the Fiat 124's popularity and widespread production across different countries. 

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Price New: In 1966, the Fiat 124 sedan was priced at approximately £950 in the UK. This made it an affordable and attractive option for many buyers at the time. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 181 Fiat 124 sedans still on the roads in the UK. This makes it a rare and cherished classic among car enthusiasts. 

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Production Total: The 2016 Fiat 124 Spider had a total production of 41,321 units - 

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Price New: The 2016 Fiat 124 Spider was priced from £19,545 in the UK. The car was available in three trim levels: Classica, Lusso, and Lusso Plus. The mid-range Lusso trim was priced at £22,295, while the top-of-the-line Lusso Plus trim was priced at £23,295. 

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Rivals: In 2016, the Fiat 124 Spider faced competition from several other roadsters. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals in the UK: 

### Mazda MX-5 - **Starting Price**: Around £18,495 

### Mini Convertible - **Starting Price**: Around £18,475 

### Audi TT Roadster - **Starting Price**: Around £29,810 

### BMW Z4 - **Starting Price**: Around £29,370 

These prices made the Fiat 124 Spider a competitive option in the roadster market, offering a blend of Italian style and driving enjoyment. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 1,000 Fiat 124 Spider Lusso Multiair models still on the roads in the UK. This makes it a relatively rare and cherished classic among car enthusiasts. 

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Production Total: The Fiat 125 had a notable production run. Here are the production totals: - **Italy**: 603,877 units produced in Turin. - **Germany**: 13,033 units produced by Fiat Heilbronn. - **Argentina**: 188,791 units produced between 1972 and 1982. - **Poland**: 1,222,887 units of the Polski Fiat 125p produced between 1967 and 1991. These figures highlight the Fiat 125's popularity and widespread production across different countries. 

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Price New: In 1967, the Fiat 125 was priced at approximately £1,000 in the UK. This made it a competitive option in the mid-sized sedan market, offering a good balance of performance and affordability. 

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Rivals: In 1967, the Fiat 125 faced competition from several other mid-sized sedans. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals in the UK: 

- **Ford Cortina**: Around £699 

- **Morris 1100**: Around £600 

- **Vauxhall Viva**: Around £650

- **Hillman Hunter**: Around £800 

These prices made the Fiat 125 a competitive option in the mid-sized sedan market, offering a good balance of performance and affordability. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, the Fiat 125 has become quite rare in the UK. There are only a few dozen remaining on the roads, making it a prized possession for classic car enthusiasts and collectors. 

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Production Total: The Fiat 128 had a total production of approximately **3,107,000 units** by Fiat, with an additional **1,031,671 units** produced under license by Zastava until 2001. 

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Price New: In 1969, the Fiat 128 was priced at approximately **£850** in the UK. 

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Rivals: In 1969, the Fiat 128 faced competition from several other small family cars. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals: 

### Ford Escort Mk1 - **Starting Price**: Around £750 

### Morris Marina - **Starting Price**: Around £850 

### Vauxhall Viva - **Starting Price**: Around £800 

These prices made the Fiat 128 a competitive option in the small family car market, offering innovative design and practicality. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 29 Fiat 128 models still licensed on the roads in the UK, with an additional 19 registered as SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification). 

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Awards

Awards Won the 1970 Car of the Year award. 

Won the 1970 European Car of the Year award

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Production Total: 200 

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Price New: The Fiat 131 Supermirafiori was priced at approximately £3,000 in the UK in 1978. This model was known for its higher quality equipment and luxury feel compared to the standard Fiat 131. 

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Rivals: In 1978, the Fiat 131 Supermirafiori faced competition from several other cars in the UK market. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals: 

### Ford Cortina - **Starting Price**: Around £2,500 

### Vauxhall Cavalier - **Starting Price**: Around £2,700 

### Morris Marina - **Starting Price**: Around £2,300 

### Austin Allegro - **Starting Price**: Around £2,200 

These prices made the Fiat 131 Supermirafiori a competitive option in the mid-size family car market, offering a blend of Italian style and practicality. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 25 Fiat 131 Supermirafiori models still on the roads in the UK. This makes it a rare and cherished classic among car enthusiasts. 

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Production Total: 975,970 

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Price New: The new price of the Fiat 132 in the UK in 1972 was approximately **£2,617**. This model was known for its comfortable ride and advanced features for its time.

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Rivals: In 1972, the Fiat 132 faced competition from several other mid-sized sedans. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals in the UK:

1. **Ford Cortina**:

   - Price: Around **£1,200** to **£1,500**, depending on the trim level and engine options.

2. **Vauxhall Victor**:

   - Price: Approximately **£1,300** to **£1,600**, depending on the model and specifications.

3. **Morris Marina**:

   - Price: Around **£1,100** to **£1,400**, depending on the engine and trim level.

4. **Austin Maxi**:

   - Price: Approximately **£1,300** to **£1,500**, depending on the version and features.

These prices give you an idea of the competitive landscape in the mid-sized sedan market during that time. Each of these models had its own unique appeal and features, catering to different preferences and budgets.

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As of 2025, there are approximately **11,434 Ford Mustangs** of various models recorded in the UK. However, specific data for the 1973 model alone isn't readily available. The number of classic Mustangs, including the 1973 model, is likely a small fraction of this total.

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Production Total: 3,893,294 

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Price New: The new price of a Fiat 500 in the UK in 1957 was approximately £500. This made it an affordable and popular choice for many drivers at the time. 

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Rivals: In 1957, the Fiat 500 faced competition from several other small cars in the UK market. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals: 

### Austin A35 - **Starting Price**: Around £550 

### Morris Minor - **Starting Price**: Around £520 

### Ford Popular - **Starting Price**: Around £390 

These prices made the Fiat 500 a competitive option in the small car market, offering affordability and practicality. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 1,153 Fiat 500 models manufactured between 1957 and 1975 still on the roads in the UK. This makes it a cherished classic among car enthusiasts.

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Production Total: The Fiat 850, produced between 1964 and 1973, had a total production of approximately 2.3 million units. ***** 

Price New: In 1964, the Fiat 850 was priced at approximately £600 in the UK. This made it an affordable and popular choice for many drivers at the time. 

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Rivals: In 1964, the Fiat 850 faced competition from several other small cars in the UK market. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals: 

### Austin Mini - **Starting Price**: Around £500 

### Morris Minor - **Starting Price**: Around £520 

### Ford Anglia - **Starting Price**: Around £450 

These prices made the Fiat 850 a competitive option in the small car market, offering affordability and practicality. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 85 Fiat 850 models still on the roads in the UK. This makes it a rare and cherished classic among car enthusiasts. 

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Production Total: The Fiat Barchetta, produced between 1995 and 2005, had a total production of approximately 57,625 units. 

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Price New: The Fiat Barchetta, when it was first introduced in 1995, had a starting price of approximately £14,000 in the UK. ***** 

Rivals: In 1995, the Fiat Barchetta faced competition from several other small roadsters in the UK market. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals: 

### Mazda MX-5 - **Starting Price**: Around £15,000 

### Rover MGF - **Starting Price**: Around £16,000 

### BMW Z3 - **Starting Price**: Around £18,000 

These prices made the Fiat Barchetta a competitive option in the small roadster market, offering affordability and style. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 1,200 Fiat Barchetta models still on the roads in the UK. 

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Production Total: 72,762 

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Price New: The Fiat Coupé was introduced in 1993, and its price in the UK at that time started at around £16,000. This stylish Italian sports car, designed by Chris Bangle, quickly gained popularity for its unique design and dynamic performance.

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Rivals: In 1993, the Fiat Coupé faced competition from several other sports cars in the UK market. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals at that time:

- **Toyota MR2**: Around £17,000

- **Alfa Romeo GTV**: Around £18,000

- **Honda Integra Type-R**: Around £19,000

These prices reflect the competitive landscape for sports cars in the early '90s, with each model offering its own unique blend of performance and style.

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Recorded in UK 2025

As of 2025, there are approximately **16,800 Fiat Coupés** still registered in the UK. This number reflects the enduring popularity of this classic Italian sports car among enthusiasts and collectors.

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Production Total: 1,513,800 Surviving in the UK 2024 CL= Licensed=3 SORN=6 CL Auto Licensed=1 SORN=4 Sport Licensed=17 SORN=24 Super Licensed=4 SORN=4 Super Auto Licensed=0 SORN=4

Production Total: 3.429 million 2nd Generation Production Total: 2.96 million 3rd Generation Production Total: 2.67 million 

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Price New: The Fiat Punto was introduced in 1993, and its new price in the UK at that time was approximately **£7,000**. This compact car quickly gained popularity for its practicality, affordability, and modern design.

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Rivals: In 1993, the Fiat Punto faced competition from several other compact cars. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals in the UK:

1. **Ford Fiesta**:

   - Price: Around **£7,500** to **£9,000**, depending on the trim level and engine options.

2. **Vauxhall Corsa**:

   - Price: Approximately **£7,000** to **£8,500**, depending on the model and specifications.

3. **Volkswagen Polo**:

   - Price: Around **£8,000** to **£9,500**, depending on the engine and features.

4. **Renault Clio**:

   - Price: Approximately **£7,500** to **£9,000**, depending on the version and features.

These prices give you an idea of the competitive landscape in the compact car market during that time. Each of these models had its own unique appeal and features, catering to different preferences and budgets.

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As of 2025, there are approximately **11,434 Fiat Punto** models from the 1993-2007 production years recorded in the UK. This number includes various trims and versions of the Punto, reflecting its popularity and longevity.

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Awards

The **Fiat Punto** won the Car of the Year award in 1995. This compact car was praised for its stylish design, practicality, and fuel efficiency, making it a popular choice among consumers and critics alike.

The Fiat Punto won several other prestigious awards in 1995. In addition to being named Car of the Year, it also received the **Compasso d'Oro** and the **Goldenes Lenkrad** (Golden Steering Wheel) awards. These accolades highlighted the Punto's innovative design, practicality, and overall excellence.

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Production Total: The Fiat Punto GT, produced between 1993 and 1995, had a total production of approximately 20,000 units - Motor Car History](https://motor-car.net/fiat/item/21622-fiat-punto-gt). 

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Price New: In 1993, the Fiat Punto GT was priced at approximately £11,000 in the UK. 

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Rivals: In 1993, the Fiat Punto GT faced competition from several other hot hatchbacks in the UK market. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals: 

### Peugeot 205 GTI - **Starting Price**: Around £12,000 

### Renault Clio Williams - **Starting Price**: Around £13,000 

### Ford Fiesta XR2i - **Starting Price**: Around £11,500 

These prices made the Fiat Punto GT a competitive option in the hot hatchback market, offering affordability and performance. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 41 Fiat Punto GT models still licensed on the roads in the UK, with an additional 267 registered as SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification). *****

Production Total: 6,032,911 

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Price New: As of 2025, there are approximately **16,800 Fiat Coupés** still registered in the UK. This number reflects the enduring popularity of this classic Italian sports car among enthusiasts and collectors.

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Rivals: In 1983, the Fiat Uno faced competition from several other compact cars in the UK market. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals at that time:

- **Ford Fiesta**: Around £4,500

- **Volkswagen Polo**: Around £4,800

- **Vauxhall Nova**: Around £4,300

- **Austin Metro**: Around £4,200

These prices reflect the competitive landscape for compact cars in the early '80s, with each model offering its own unique blend of practicality and efficiency.

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Recorded in UK 2025

As of 2025, there are approximately **12,600 Fiat Unos** still registered in the UK. This number reflects the enduring popularity of this compact car among enthusiasts and collectors.

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Production Total: Fiat= 140,500 Bertone=19,500 

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Price New: The Fiat X1/9 was introduced in the UK in 1972 with a starting price of approximately £2,300 

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Rivals: In 1972, the Fiat X1/9 faced competition from several other sports cars. Here are the approximate new prices of some of its main rivals: 

### MG Midget - **Starting Price**: Around £1,200 

### Triumph Spitfire - **Starting Price**: Around £1,300 

### Lotus Elan - **Starting Price**: Around £2,000 

These prices made the Fiat X1/9 a competitive option in the sports car market, offering a unique mid-engine layout and Italian design. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately 294 Fiat X1/9 models still licensed on the roads in the UK, with an additional 778 registered as SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification). 

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