Photo Gallery «Autobianchi Primula - study object or bestseller?»
The Autobianchi Primula was not the first front-wheel drive saloon, but the design by Fiat's chief designer Dante Giacosa is regarded as the technical blueprint for most front-wheel drive compact cars of the modern era. The Primula was particularly practical in the hatchback version, but offered no better use of space than competitor vehicles, as the magazine 'hobby' made clear in a test at the end of 1965. This article reproduces the original wording of the test report at the time and shows the car in many archive photos and in the sales literature of the time.
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