Fiat 2100 Sedan 1961
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Specifications Fiat 2100 Sedan 1961 blueprint
The Fiat 2100 Sedan, produced from 1959 - 1961, was one of the most iconic cars of its era. Those with a penchant for classic cars cant help but admire its timelessly graceful lines and unique charm. Its styling is clearly influenced by the 1950s, yet it remains just as relevant today. Everything about this car is designed to evoke a feeling of luxury and sophistication, from the single-bar chrome grill in the front to the dual tail lights framing the rear window. The iconic Fiat wheel covers, with their classical yet modern design, define the essence of the Fiat 2100. On the inside of this four-door sedan lies a well-appointed cabin with plenty of luxury features. Highlights include a woodgrain dashboard with an original, Bakelite steering wheel, plus original leather seating. Furthermore, the interior and the exterior have been carefully preserved over the decades. The sturdy metal body is solid and frame is in great condition, providing a lasting exterior. The real magic of the Fiat 2100 lies under the hood. Power comes in the form of a 2.0L four-cylinder petrol engine, developing a respectable 100 hp and giving the car a respectable top speed of approximately 115mph. The 4-speed manual gearbox ensures smooth shifts and allows you to make quick overtakes when the need arises. This classic Fiat is a true testament to Italian style and design, and the Fiat 2100 Sedan is certainly an eye-catching car for a discerning classic enthusiast.
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