Fiat 519

The Fiat 519 was a model of car produced by the Italian automotive company Fiat between 1922 and 1927, and 2,411 were made in total. It came as a four-door tourer with two plus two seats in the types 519, 519A, 519B, 519C and 519S. The 519A had a taller radiator and detail changes to the engine, a larger water pump and a conventional rear suspension, the 519B had an entirely different front brake actuation, and the 519C, a colonial version with more ground clearance, was catalogued but is not known to have been built. The 519S had a shorter wheelbase of 3,300 mm. Its 4,766 cc six-cylinder overhead-valve engine gave a maximum output of 57.4 kW at 2,600 rpm and a top speed of 127 km/h, and the car had a kerb weight of 2,350 kg. About 25 are known worldwide, of which one is a genuine 519S, and one is in the collections of the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile in Turin.