Vignale 600 Vignalina

The Vignale 600 Vignalina was a small Italian coupe built in a small series by the Turin coachbuilder Carrozzeria Vignale in the early 1960s on the rear-engined platform of the Fiat 600. Vignale first showed a coupe study on the Fiat 600 base that it called the Vignalina, and the positive reaction led to small-series production of the car in two-door coupe and two-door convertible forms. The engine sat at the rear and drove the rear wheels, and the Autocade catalogue lists inline four-cylinder overhead-valve units of 633 and 767 cubic centimetres. The German firm Neckar decided in 1961 to add the car to its own range, selling it as the Neckar Jagst 770 Coupe, and from 1962 a convertible followed that Neckar sold as the Jagst 770 Riviera. The catalogue records Fiat 770 Coupe and 800 Coupe as successor models and gives no production total.