Moretti 127 Coupé

The Moretti 127 Coupé was introduced in 1971 by Carrozzeria Moretti as a coachbuilt derivative of the Fiat 127, designed by Dany Brawand. It had a two-door fastback coupé body on the steel monocoque of the Fiat 127, kept the front-wheel-drive layout and, unusually for a small coupé, seated five. The carrozzieri-italiani page gives a kerb weight of about 735 kg, a 903 cc four-cylinder engine of 47 CV DIN with a four-speed gearbox and a claimed top speed of about 145 km/h. Classic Virus describes it as an elegant but cheap coupé built on the cheap and quite slow 127 platform, and notes that it was one of the cars Moretti built after coachbuilt cars faded in the late sixties. It was one of three Moretti variants of the Fiat 127, beside the Midimaxi and the Paguro.