The Amica was introduced by Siata in 1948. It was a small sports car available as a 2 door coupe or open roadster. It was powered by a 500cc inline four Fiat engine, paired to a 4 speed manual transmission featuring rear-wheel drive. It was notable for its compact and lightweight design, ideal for agile and sporty driving. It had a streamlined, handcrafted bodywork, often built by Italian coachbuilders such as Balbo or Rocco Motto. The Siata Amica was produced until 1952.