Fiat Type 3

The Fiat Tipo 3, also called the 20-30 HP, succeeded the first series of the 20-30 HP and was a range of upper-middle-class touring cars that Fiat made from 1910 to 1921, according to the French article. It came in three series. The Tipo 3 of 1910 had standard electric side lights and cabin lighting, the Fiat 53 engine of 3,969 cubic centimetres and 32 horsepower, and was built in 1,322 cars. The Tipo 3A of 1912 came only with a torpedo body, or as a bare chassis for coachbuilders, with the 4,398 cubic centimetre engine of 40 horsepower, and 2,167 were made. The 3Ter of 1912 had a shorter wheelbase to suit army demand and 45 horsepower, and 719 were made. Italian production stopped in 1915 for lack of factory capacity but went on at Fiat Motor Company in Poughkeepsie, United States, until 1918, sold as the 30 HP and then the 30 Light. The car also served as the model for the first Mitsubishi, the Type A of 1917.