Fiat 600 - Standard Variants (1955 to 1969)

The Fiat 600 is a family of compact city cars first introduced in 1955. Powered by a range of small inline four engines, the Fiat 600 was available as a two door sedan, or as a four door MPV known as the 600 Multipla. The Italian coachbuilder Ghia, also built a beach focused variant known as the 600 Jolly, which featured wicker seats and a removable cloth roof. During its life, the 600 was a sales success, with almost 5 million examples built before the end of production in 1969.