A small two-door city car produced by Italian manufacturer Fiat from 1957-1975, succeeding the Fiat 600 in blueprints. Powered by a very small engine, its characteristic features include the lack of a radiator air intake in front (the manufacturer logo usually being placed there), wide-set round headlamps with small turn signal lights, and a generally rounded appearance (though not as rounded as the comparable Volkswagen Beetle). Some models were fitted with a retractable roof.
The car has found its way into various properties over the years, with it being used as the transport vehicle of choice for the main characters of the Lupin III series, as well as the Disney-Pixar Cars series portraying the vehicle in the character Luigi.
