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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
Top Geared
During a recent visit to Beaulieu I discovered their Top Gear display that included cars which the presenters had done some sort of ‘makeover’ on. Included were a red stretch Panda said to be 1,000ft long measured in hammer lengths (shown in episode 2 series 9) and an old person’s…
Road Trip to the ‘How Many Left Show’
While reading my latest copy of Classic Car Weekly back in January 2016, I saw an ideal opportunity for Barbara and I to combine two things we enjoy – Scotland and classic car shows. What I had spotted was an advert for ‘How Many Left classic car Show’ at the…
Tipo Bits and Bobs
Following on from my last ramblings the driver’s side rear wing is now “good to go”. In the end I removed the old wing and replaced it. A pal of mine Gary had recently broken a black Tipo and I was able to acquire a rust free (and shiny after…
Punto Paradise and Stilo Surprise
My wife and I own a pair of Puntos; a basic 8 valve, 3-door 1.2 in red from 2005 affectionately & hereby known as Redun & a 16v 1.4 Sporting in light blue from 2003 known as Pocketrocket. (Just when did I start giving cars names?) These two cars were…