The tiny, rear-engined city car was introduced in 1972 as the successor to the Fiat 500.

The Fiat 126 was mainly built in Poland, where demand was high, and was nicknamed the “Maluch” (little one).

The 126 quickly became an affordable and much-loved everyday car that remained virtually unchanged for nearly three decades.

Powered by a 652cc twin-cylinder engine producing around ~24 bhp and equipped with a four-speed manual gearbox, the tiny Fiat is ideal for use as a city car thanks to its lightweight, compact design.

Not to mention, it’s also relatively cheap to maintain compared to modern-day motoring.

This lovely example comes to market from just over ~5 year with our vendor after spending the first 20 years of its life in its homeland, Poland.

A charming classic Fiat that doesn’t fail to turn heads wherever it goes.