The 1972 Fiat 128 is a true landmark in automotive engineering, celebrated for introducing Fiat’s first front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout in a mass-produced model. Praised for its lively performance, sharp handling, and practical four-door design, the 128 set new standards for compact family cars in the early 1970s. Its clean lines, mechanical simplicity, and driving charm have earned it a loyal following among collectors, making this well-preserved example an appealing choice for enthusiasts of vintage Italian motoring.

Detailed walkaround videos can be provided via mobile, and worldwide transport can be arranged. This vehicle is being sold by a company operating primarily in the armored vehicle sector; it was inherited as part of a broader business acquisition and is now being offered for sale as it falls outside the company’s core operations.