Fiat Type 2

The Fiat Tipo 2, also known as the 15-20 HP, was a middle-class passenger car made by Fiat from 1910 to 1920. It came from the 1910 renewal of the whole Fiat car range, when the company introduced the Tipo naming and launched Tipo 1 to 6 together. The Tipo 2 was built in 1,169 examples and was the first car officially adopted by the army of the King of Italy during the First World War. The Tipo 2B followed in 1912 with the engine enlarged to 2,814 cubic centimetres and 26 to 28 horsepower, and was made in 12,487 examples, with a second series of 8,862. A robust van derivative, the Tipo 2F, carried one tonne, stayed in production until 1921, and was widely used as a military truck; the British Royal Navy bought several hundred of them.