The 1981 Fiat Campagnola SWB SUV is a unique, iconic Italian four-wheel drive vehicle that combines style, practicality, and ruggedness. With its symmetrical, boxy lines, the Campagnola takes unmistakable cues from its military Jeep counterpart and boasts a unique look that is as stylish as it is resilient. Built on the tried and tested Unitbody chassis, the Campagnola is powered by a 2.5 to 3 liter diesel motor offering 90 to 100HP. Its power is channelled to either the two-wheel or four-wheel drive configurations through a four or five-speed manual gearbox, making the Campagnola an exceptional off-roader. The short wheelbase (SWB) variant offers great agility and allows for a tight turning radius in challenging situations. When it comes to practicality, the Campagnola is impressively capable. With a payload of 645kg and a towing capacity of up to 2000kg, the vehicle is designed to handle a wide variety of loads. It is also equipped with a rear tailgate, allowing easy loading and unloading of goods. Surprisingly, the Campagnola is also surprisingly luxurious. Inside, youll find plush upholstery, intricate window designs, and ample storage space. Standard amenities include cooling, heating, air conditioning, and power windows. The 1981 Fiat Campagnola SWB SUV is the ultimate combination of style, power, and practicality. With its enhanced off-road capabilities, luxurious interior, and unique Italian design, it offers an unforgettable driving experience.
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