Autobianchi A111 [SEP] manufacturer
Autobianchi A111
The Autobianchi A111 is a 4-door saloon family car produced from 1969 to 1972 by Italian car manufacturer Autobianchi, a subsidiary of the Fiat group. Despite rather modest dimensions, at roughly 4 metres long, it was the largest Autobianchi ever made, as the brand specialized in small cars. A modern front-wheel drive construction like the Fiat 128 launched concurrently, it was based on the revolutionary Autobianchi Primula, Fiat's first "experiment" with the transverse engine front-wheel-drive setup.
History.
the said Primula.
History Launch, updates and demise.
The Autobianchi A111 was introduced in April 1969, and deliveries began in May.
The interior, seating four or five, was rather well-appointed, with a genuine wood fascia on the dashboard, individual sliding and reclining front seats, fully carpeted floor, and cloth, cloth-and-leatherette or full leatherette upholstery.
Autobianchi advertised a top speed of .
A lightly revised A111 was introduced at the 52nd Turin Motor Show in October/November 1970