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Fiat 132 (1972–1974) The 132 was introduced as a replacement for the Fiat 125 and like it, came with twin overhead cam (TC) engines as standard. However, the Fiat 132 looked more like the larger top-of-the-range Fiat 130 . Like the 125, the 132 came with a five-speed manual gearbox, optional in some markets and standard in others: this was ...
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During the long tenure of Dante Giacosa, officially Fiat’s engineering boss from 1937 to 1970 (though his titles changed in 1950), the attention was always on small cars starting with the original 500, then the Nuova 500, the 600, and ultimately the 127and 128 which came towards the end of his tenure. Small cars were synonymous with Fiat by then, b...
When it came time to replace it, Fiat intended to expand the 125’s limited range by offering a car that had more engine choices and which looked more like the luxury 130 Berlina. The styling of the proposed replacement was done at Fiat Centro Stile under Gianpaolo Boano, and it reflected the themes of Boano’s 130 Berlina. The body structure and som...
After OPEC, the slow-selling 130, which only moved about 15,000 units in seven years (plus around 4,000 coupes), was on life support. In 1976, Fiat finally dropped the big luxury car, which had the handicap of being sold under the “low end” Fiat brand outside of its Italian niche. With the 130 gone and market circumstances now quite changed, the 13...
132 sales picked up from 1976-79, but were always strongest in Italy and France. The car was also manufactured in Spain by Seat (then a Fiat affiliate) and in Poland and Yugoslavia – though in those later two cases, it was mostly for officialdom and rarely seen in the numbers of other licensed Fiats like the 125P or the Zastava Skala. The 132 was a...
FIAT 132 1972-1981 pecs, photos, engines, years, launch date and history ... Fiat 124 Sport Coupe Digitally Revived With Modern Underpinnings Old Fiat 500 Recalled Over TPMS Electronic Control ...
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The 132 replaced the Fiat 125, and was offered as a four door sedan that was powered by a range of gasoline and diesel inline four engines. These engines were paired to manual or automatic transmission options, both of which sent drive to the rear wheels. Production of the Fiat 132 lasted until 1981. The Fiat 132 was sold for model years 1973 ...
Jan 5, 2021 · FIAT 132 1.8L 5MT RWD (107 HP) FIAT 132 2.0L 3AT RWD (115 HP) FIAT 132 2.0L 5MT RWD (115 HP) diesel engines: FIAT 132 2.0L D 5MT RWD (60 HP) FIAT 132 2.5L D 5MT RWD (72 HP) Complete timeline of ...
Specs datasheet with technical data and performance data plus an analysis of the direct market competition of Moretti Fiat 132 Coupe in 1973 the model with 2-door fastback coupe body and Line-4 1756 cm3 / 107.4 cui, 77 kW / 105 PS / 103 hp (DIN) of power, 141 Nm / 104 lb-ft of torque, 4-speed manual powertrain offered since early-year 1973 for Europe . Specifications listing with the ...
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Mar 19, 2019 · The Fiat got a bit of a dent to the rear wing. The 132 has a top speed in 3 rd of 79 mph, which is very good for the local roads hereabouts. The 2.0 twin cam is flexible and can show many of its peers a clean heel, running the 2.3 litre Cortina Ghia a very close second, actually. The engine has four-cylinders, with five main bearings (something ...
