Fiat 514

The Fiat 514 is a model of car produced by the Italian automotive company Fiat between 1929 and 1932, and 36,970 cars were produced in total. There were three sporting variants as well: the S for Sport, the CA for Coppa delle Alpi and the MM for Mille Miglia. The body types were a two-seater with a dickey seat, also called the Spider, a four-door four-seat tourer called the Torpedo, a two-door fixed-head coupe, a two-door four-seat saloon and a four-door saloon, including a fabric saloon type, as well as the 514 MM and 514 CA two-seater sports cars. The Czech factory Walter built the licensed Fiat 514 in the early 1930s as the Walter Bijou. The smaller Fiat 514 engine was later used in a variant of the Fiat 522, released as the Fiat 515.