Fiat Off-road Vehicles: Books - History and Construction

Fiat Campagnola (1951-1973)

The Campagnola was the first Italian off-road car. Developed from the war experiences, but also designd for a civil use, it was the working mate of two generations of soldiers and farmers.
Continuously updated in the mechanical parts, it was built for more than 20 years, proving to be an excellent working tool, when still nobody was thinking to drive an offroad as a hobby.

This book features all its history, from the beginning of the project to the following developments, packed with several illustrations and detailed technical data sheets of every version.

Fiat Nuova Campagnola (1974-1987)

The Fiat Nuova Campagnola represented a blend of innovation and traditional off-road functionality. It marked Fiat's final venture into the realm of rugged 4x4 vehicles before the rise of SUVs. Initially intended primarily for military use, particularly with the AR76 version, it also found success as a civilian vehicle, serving various professional and recreational purposes admirably.

This book comprehensively explores its history, from its inception to subsequent developments, accompanied by a wealth of illustrations and detailed technical specifications for each variant.

Text in Italian.