FIAT 132 1974 - 1981

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FIAT 132 (1974 - 1981) Description & History

When it was introduced, the 132 was considered a replacement for the 125. It used a twin overhead cam engine as standard. The materials and the finishings on the car made it look more luxurious, closer to the 130. The 1974 was a facelifted version, the first modification since the car was launched in 1972. The next would come in 1977 and would be mostly visual, adding plastic moldings on the side of the car.

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