1976 FIAT 131 Lot of (2) Original Vintage Ads ~ MSRP ,286 ~ FREE SHIPPING!

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1976 FIAT 131 Lot of (2) Original Vintage Ads ~ MSRP ,286 ~ FREE SHIPPING!
1976 FIAT 131 original vintage advertisements. Lot of (2) ads.
DESCRIPTION:
The most Fiat we
’
ve ever brought to America.
A steel cage completely surrounds and protects the passenger compartment making it exceptionally resistant to impact from front and sides.
One of the most advanced rustproofing systems in the world.
The gas tank is tucked away behind the backseat for additional protection in the event of a collision.
A twin overhead cam engine.
The same kind found on some of the finest sports cars in the world.
Rack-and-pinion
steering.
Dual braking system. Power-assisted front disc brakes.
A 5-speed transmission. Only one of 6 sedans in the world with this as standard equipment.
Safety anti-burst door locks. (Child-proof rear door locks on the four-door model.)
Impact-absorbing front and rear bumpers.
And here are a few other things that come as standard equipment:
Radial tires.
Tinted glass all around.
Rear window defroster.
Tachometer.
All-vinyl interior.
Tilting steering wheel.
Steel disc wheels.
Reclining bucket seats.
Fully carpeted.
Carpeted trunk.
Quartz clock.
At Fiat, we’ve always held to one simple idea: the idea of a practical, sensible, intelligent car.
Well, we’ve taken that idea and made it somewhat bigger, and more powerful, and more luxurious. And we call it the Fiat 131.
If you’ve never considered a Fiat before, maybe it’s time.
The new Fiat 131. ,286.
A lot of car. Not a lot of money.
If you
’
re willing to spend about ,000 for a car, we can show you how to spend about ,000.
A lot of people we know have grudgingly come to the conclusion that to get a high-quality family-car these days they have to spend ,000 or more.
That’s simply not true.
Although you may find this hard to believe, we can offer you the same kind of quality, and the same kind of performance for just about ,000 less. In the Fiat 131.
Mere words, you say? Let us be a little more specific.
The Fiat 131 costs ,286.* We compared it with a car that costs ,295.* One of the finest, most highly respected cars in the ,000 range we know of: the Volvo 242. (Even if you’re not
interested in buying a Volvo, we imagine you accept it as a fairly impressive standard.)
Here’s what we found. Both cars have overhead cam engines, power-assisted disc brakes, front stmt suspensions, live rear axles. Both have unitized bodies, impact-absorbing front and rear body sections, collapsible steering columns, safety anti-burst dcx)r locks. Both have tinted glass, rear window defrosters, electric tachometers, and radial tires as standard equipment. (The fact is, both cars are loaded with standard equipment.)
If all these similarities surprise you, you’ll be even more suq^rised
to learn that in performance the cars are virtually identical.
In acceleration, they go from 0 to 60 mph within 1/5 of a second of each other. In braking, they stop from 60 mph to 0 within 2 feet of each other. In cornering, steering, road-holding ability, and overall responsiveness, one is every bit the equal of the other.
Can you accept the idea that a car that costs about ,300 can be the equal of a car that costs about ,300? Fine. You’ve just saved ,000.
FIAT - A lot of car. Not a lot of money.
*1976 Manufacturer’s suggested retail price East Coast POE. Inland transportation, dealer preparation and local taxes additional.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Black & White
Photo
Size -
Full Page - 8
inches x 11 inches -
20 cm x 28 cm, each ad.
ALL SIZES ARE APPROXIMATE DUE TO CROPPING
Country - USA
Grading - Excellent
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