10 Fiat strane che non avete mai visto

There's a Fiat with no doors and wicker seats. There's a Fiat with the engine lying horizontally under the trunk. There's a Fiat that wasn't called Fiat but Bertone. There's a Fiat pickup truck that almost no one in Italy has ever seen. And then there's the #Fiat500Jolly—no doors, no roof, hand-woven wicker seats, sold in Capri to yacht owners in the 1960s. This video showcases ten #FiatStrana cars that actually exist—not prototypes, not designer dreams. Cars produced, registered, sold in dealerships, or commissioned by real customers. The 1956 #Fiat600Multipla, the world's first minivan with six seats in less than four meters. The #Fiat500Giardiniera with the engine horizontally positioned to accommodate the trunk. The #FiatFullback, the pickup truck that Fiat produced in 2016 and that almost no one in Europe has ever seen on the road. The #FiatPandaLaredo with Wild West-style decorative panels on an Italian city car. This isn't official history. It's the hidden side of a brand that for a hundred years has dared far more than the public remembers.