1971 Fiat 124 124B Special T 1400: An Icon of Italian Engineering and Style

The Fiat 124 was an Italian car first introduced to the public in 1966 and produced until 1974. It became one of the most popular models in the Fiat lineup due to its modern design and good technical characteristics. In 1971, the Fiat 124 range was expanded with new versions, including the 124B Special T 1400.
The Fiat 124B Special T 1400 was an improved version of the base model, with an increased engine size to 1.4 liters (previously, base models had a 1.2-liter engine). This modification featured increased power-80 horsepower, which was significantly higher than standard 124 models. Additionally, the 124B Special T 1400 had an upgraded suspension, better brakes, and an improved transmission, making it more attractive for both daily use and participation in car rallies.
The design of the 124B Special T also underwent some changes: a new front bumper, upgraded headlights, and a redesigned radiator grille gave the car a more modern and aggressive look. The model's interior was also updated, offering more comfortable seats and improved finishing.
This model was well-received by the market and was considered one of the best offerings in its class due to a good combination of performance, comfort, and affordability. The Fiat 124B Special T 1400 continued to maintain the popularity of the Fiat 124 in the market until the model range was replaced by new Fiat developments in the mid-1970s.
The photos are taken from the website:
www.classicdriver.com
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