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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
Panda 4×4 Pickup
By Chris Thomas I bought the Panda 4×4 in 2002 as a standard, MOTd car, after it had had a new engine and gearbox, for 50 quid. A couple of weeks later I chopped off the roof behind the doors and stripped the interior (I sold it and made my money…
Tango 1 – Something Cinquelly Different!
By Pete Ludford I thought that it was time to write about our unique Cinque, first seen by some at the national weekend in June 1997. This is a unique coupe or modern day Topolino, rebuilt or “recycled” from an almost new 1994 SX, which had spent its last moments trying to…
Barchetta
By Ricky Reid The barchetta, (literal translation meaning “little boat”) takes its name and some styling clues from Ferrari’s little 166 barchetta of the 1950’s. It is a “no-nonsense” fun-car. It will never be (and wasn’t designed to be) in competition with Supercars by Lotus, TVR and the like. It…
Grandfather of the Fiat Dino: The Otto Vu, and its Love Child
By Paul Shubsachs For an in-depth examination of Fiat’s 8V one can’t do better than Douglas Blain’s piece in ‘The Automobile’ September and October issues, 2000. So I won’t try! This Giacosa/F.L.Rapi-designed Sports Coupe was the inspired offshoot of an abortive attempt at attacking the high-class saloon market. The original intention…