FIAT 1100 TV
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The Fiat 1100 TV, or Turismo Veloce, debuted in 1953, as a sporty variant of the Fiat 1100. It featured an enhanced engine and a more luxurious interior.
Its successor was the Fiat 1200 Granluce in 1957.
A lesser-known story involves Giovanni Michelotti, who subtly reshaped the 1100 TV's rear, giving it a more elegant, Italian flair.
How much is a Fiat 1100 TV worth?
In average condition, a Fiat 1100 TV is worth £25,904.
What is the most expensive Fiat 1100 TV to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Fiat 1100 TV to sell in history was sold for £90,821.
What is the cheapest Fiat 1100 TV to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Fiat 1100 TV to sell in history was sold for £7,675.
When was the Fiat 1100 TV produced?
The Fiat 1100 TV was produced between 1955 and 1958.