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FIAT Motor Club [GB]
Welcome to our website. The Fiat Motor Club (GB) is dedicated to enhancing and promoting the motoring enjoyment of its members. However, you don’t have to own a Fiat to join, you just need a love for things Italian such as cars, food, holidays and lifestyle.
We have members whose cars range from the iconic Fiat 500 (and its modern-day equivalent) to Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Maserati and Ferrari - with all Fiat models in between. In our club cars old and new are welcome. You can play an active part in the club by joining in events and showing off your car or you can take a more relaxed approach – sit back and read about new models or the exploits of others in the magazine or on our Facebook page.
There are many reasons to join the Fiat Motor Club (GB) including:
Quarterly Club Magazine
Help Registering and Valuing Older Fiat Cars
Discount Purchasing a New Fiat
Insurance Discounts from our Advertisers
Dedicated Members' Only and Open Facebook Groups
127 Retro Street Racer: Modify your 127
By Rob Miller The 127 is one of Fiats best kept secrets, it’s been so secret that only the initiated really know the potential of these little gems. Tune in to www.fiat-abarth.de in the land of the frankfurter where they really are into 127″s. There’s an emerging following in the UK, but…
The Fiat 124
By Peter Jones The Geneva Motor Show in March 1966 saw the introduction of the 124 Saloon which replaced the 1300/1500 a range that had been in production since 1961. The 124 had an all-new body and a four-cylinder 1200cc engine, also new. The saloon model was followed by a station wagon in…
Spreading the Word…
By Paul Shubsachs Fiat is special. This is not merely the rant of a dyed-in-the-wool, one make fanatic; in fact there are some models that I would not want to own, thank you very much; but here’s why Fiat history is on a higher plain than any rival………….. The extraordinary World Championship…
127 Island Hillclimber
By Rob Miller There`s something very special about old cars, I suppose its because they`re so very different from the bland commonplace of modern clone lookalikes. In their day they were just part of the street furniture, but fast forward 30 or so years and old cars just smack you…