Innocenti Mille

The Innocenti Mille was a small three-door hatchback sold in Italy under the Innocenti name from 1994. It was the Brazilian-built Fiat Mille, a development of the Fiat Uno that had previously been sold in Italy as the Fiat Uno CS, and it was one of the cheap rebadged models Fiat used to keep the Innocenti marque alive after it closed the Lambrate factory in 1993. It should not be confused with the Mini Mille, a different car that Innocenti built between 1980 and 1982. With the Innocenti Elba and the Innocenti Mille Clip it was among the last cars sold as Innocentis, and the marque was withdrawn in 1996.