The Late Malaise Era Fiat 124 Sport Spider was more fun than its low power numbers might suggest. However, hobbling it with an automatic meant that you had a flaky Italian car that was dull to drive.

when the 1592cc and 1756cc engines from Fiat’s 132 range were fitted to the Spider, creating a new 1800 model alongside the ...

The result is reasonably successful though, thanks to retro touches recalling the original Fiat 124 Sport Spider. The Spider’s nose features a split grille with a flattened hexagonal motif ...

The FIAT 124 Spider has a base price of just below $25,000. For that money, there are very few convertibles available and fewer still that claim to be actual sports cars. In fact, the only two ...

This is the Abarth 124 Spider. It’s based on the Fiat 124, and to create it Abarth ... the Abarth – unlike the other two – has a Sport switch. Putting the 124 into Sport makes the throttle ...