The Moretti 595 SS Coupé was a coupe of 1967 that Moretti coachbuilt by modifying the standard Fiat 500 platform, according to the carrozzieri-italiani.com listing, whose text calls the car the Fiat 500 Coupé and names the 595 SS only in its closing line. The page says it was made in a period of interest in compact, sporty cars, with a streamlined silhouette and distinctive details, lightweight materials and careful proportions. It had a small-displacement engine suited to urban driving, but the page says the engine configuration is not documented. Production was limited and exact figures are not available. Surviving examples are documented in private collections and institutional archives. It names no fuel and no engine class.
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Moretti Motor Company was founded in 1925 by Giovanni Moretti in order to design and build motorcycles, both of his own design and with agreements with other companies.
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Moretti S.p.A. is a former Italian automobile manufacturer.
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The Fiat 500 Coupé (1967) was coachbuilt by Moretti.
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Surviving examples are documented in private collections and institutional archives
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Moretti Motor Company was founded in 1925 by Giovanni Moretti in order to design and build motorcycles, both of his own design and with agreements with other companies.
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Moretti S.p.A. is a former Italian automobile manufacturer.
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Moretti S.p.A. is a former Italian automobile manufacturer.
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