Fiat 130 Familiare - the special station wagon for skiing vacations
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Summary
Gianni Agnelli liked something special, but liked to drive cars that didn't stand out too much. The Fiat 130 Famliare fitted perfectly into the concept, especially as it was ideal for transporting skis and accessories in St. Moritz. Only three (or four?) examples were built, all of which were different. This article tells the story of the Fiat 130 Familiare and shows it together with the series base in current and historical images.
This article contains the following chapters
- Fiat enters the prestige class
- Impressed press
- Evolution and addition
- A prestige estate car for the discerning
- Built at least three times with certain differences
- The even more elegant, little-known alternative
Estimated reading time: 4min
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Luxury estate cars were hard to find in Europe at the beginning of the 1970s, and even Fiat did not envisage a five-door model with plenty of storage space when it presented the 130 model. However, resourceful coachbuilders knew how to satisfy their demanding clientele. And Gianni Agnelli was certainly particularly demanding. After decades, Fiat launched a prestige car on the market at the beginning of 1969 with the 130 model. Despite its compact dimensions (475 x 181 x 144 cm), the Berlina offered plenty of interior space and more than class-standard comfort. Independent suspension all round, power steering as standard, a three-speed automatic gearbox (Borg Warner) or an optional five-speed gearbox were available for CHF 25,500 or DM 18,900.
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