Fiat-Abarth 750 Zagato

Mille Miglia cars

Abarth offered its 750 cc derivative of the Fiat 600 in both the original ('Berlina') body style and in more streamlined body styles by others. The most famous being the streamlined Zagato-bodied Abarth 750 range of cars. As a footnote, the failed Fiat Siata modifiers were owned by Abarth from 1959 to 1961. Siata's 600-based 'Amica' design and 735 cc (44.9 cu in) engine conversion were then marketed as the Siata-Abarth 750 in those years, but there was little or no actual Abarth involvement with these cars.