Fiat 501

The Fiat 501 is a car produced by Fiat between 1919 and 1926, and it was Fiat's first model after the First World War. Fiat introduced the S and SS sports versions of the 501 in 1921, and in total the company produced 69,618 examples of the model. The Fiat 509 was introduced in 1925 as its replacement, while the 501 itself stayed in production until 1926. The 509 was a small car with a 990 cc overhead cam engine that sold in about 90,000 examples, and the Fiat 508 Balilla of 1932 effectively replaced that in turn, so the 501 stands at the head of this line of interwar Fiat cars.