Fujimi 126173 Autibianchi A112 Abarth

The Autobianchi A112 (another name: Lancia A112) was an Italian passenger car in the city car class that was presented to the public for the first time in 1969. Its serial production took place in the years 1969-1986. The car was powered - depending on the version - by one of four engines with a capacity of 0.9 to 1.05 liters. The length of the car was approx. 3.2 m with a width of 1.48 m. Production took place in Italy at the plants in Milan. It is assumed that about 1.2 million copies of this car were produced during the production. The A112 model was produced under the Autobianchi brand, which, however, belonged to the Fiat concern since 1967. The car was seen as a kind of "experimental vehicle" in which technical solutions to be used in other Fiat cars were tested. For example, the Autobianchi A112 became the basis for the development of the Fiat 127. The A112 model, although small, was characterized by considerable travel comfort and a large range of modern technological solutions. It is worth adding that it was also tuned by Abarth since 1971. The main changes concerned the use of more powerful engines - 58 and later 70 HP - and the use of a more effective braking system.