1964 Steyr-Fiat 600 D *

The Fiat 600 made a significant contribution to the success of the make during the 1950s and 60s. A “people’s car” in Italy, it was viewed elsewhere as the yardstick for compact cars with top speeds of above 100 km/h. So it’s hardly surprising that its production was picked up and licensed by numerous manufacturers like D NSU, Seat, Zastava or Steyr. The variations were restricted to the trimmings and the emblem. The 600 was regularly updated over the course of the years. For instance, the bodywork was remodelled and the door hinges moved from back to front in 1964, in addition to some upgrades in displacement.