Siata, which was short for Società Italiana Auto Trasformazioni Accessori, was an Italian automotive manufacturer that was founded in 1926. In English, the company's name translates to 'Italian Car Transformation Accessories Company,' which was how Siata first began operations, as a performance parts and modification company specializing in Fiat. Eventually, Siata began to produce their own cars, which were heavily influenced by Fiat, and often featured Fiat engines. Models such as the Daina, 300BC, and the 208S are a few of the notable examples of cars produced by Siata before the company and its operations eventually folded in 1975.