Fiat X1/9 (1972-1989): books - history and models

Fiat X1/9 1973-1989 - Brooklands Portfolio

Brooklands Portfolio book about the Fiat X1/9 models from the years 1973-1989. Describes the Fiat X1/9 1300, 1500, VS and Bertone.

• The articles, taken from contemporary British and American car magazines, provide much information about history, model changes and technology.
• Also driving impressions, tests, comparison tests, technical specifications, etc.

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Fiat Bertone X 1/9 - Sportive, futuriste, stylée

Under a dress with a timeless modern design, signed by the prestigious Carrozzeria Bertone, the FIAT X1/9, has many assets to seduce the true sports car enthusiast.
Its mid-engine architecture, its triangulated suspension with 4 independent wheels, its light and precise steering contribute to astonishing road holding and maneuverability.
Its lively engine, revving happily, allows its driver to have a lot of fun on winding roads, while enjoying the scenery thanks to its retractable roof.

In addition to the many variants produced and limited series, several competition versions have seen the light of day. The Abarths have taken part in the special stages of the biggest rallies, while the Dallaras have driven on many circuits, or participated in many famous hill climbs.

Having already become a great classic in all the countries where it was successfully marketed in over 163, 000 units, the FIAT Bertone X1/9, whatever the version, the finest 1300, or the more powerful 1500, or the more luxurious Bertone, is a truly exciting and undeniably endearing car.
This book will help you discover it or get to know it in great depth.

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Fiat X1/9 (1972-1982)

The Fiat X1/9 represents a unique chapter in Fiat's history, characterized by unconventional industrial and commercial strategies that yielded remarkable results. Its anticonventional, futuristic, and seductive design contributed to significant success, particularly in the American market.
Even after Fiat ceased sales, the X1/9 continued as an original product of Carrozzeria Bertone.

This book comprehensively covers the X1/9's history, detailing its inception, subsequent developments, and enduring legacy. It includes numerous illustrations and detailed technical specifications for each version.

Text in Italian.

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