Fiat's new museum

Opening day for Fiat’s new Heritage Hub museum in Turin.

Here’s the Ecobasic concept from 1999. More photos to come... pic.twitter.com/GCMQrvGYGI

— Tim Pitt (@timpitt100) April 2, 2019

Martini-liveried Lancias at the new FCA heritage hub.

Clockwise from top: Delta HF Integrale (the 1989 San Remo rally winner), ECV2 racing prototype, Delta S4 and 037. pic.twitter.com/U2p37of95S

— Tim Pitt (@timpitt100) April 2, 2019

And for those who prefer Alitalia livery: Group 4 rally examples of the Fiat 131 Abarth and Lancia Stratos. pic.twitter.com/JSSUnQ907J

— Tim Pitt (@timpitt100) April 2, 2019

Love this 1988 Delta HF Integrale Safari.

The front wing is still dented from when Miki Biasion collided with a zebra (the zebra survived). pic.twitter.com/39YRV87Uw2

— Tim Pitt (@timpitt100) April 2, 2019

1971 Fiat ESV 1500 concept.

A functional approach to impact bumpers. pic.twitter.com/H3d6l3Tq4U

— Tim Pitt (@timpitt100) April 2, 2019

A few oddball Lancias from the corners of the FCA Heritage Hub.

Clockwise from top: Dialogos concept, Delta HPE, Thema 8.32 and Prisma Integrale (didn’t know the latter existed). pic.twitter.com/mtqxVbn3bE

— Tim Pitt (@timpitt100) April 2, 2019

Last one from the FCA Heritage Hub: the Lancia Trevi Bimotore.

Designed as a rally car to replace the 037, it’s four-wheel drive - with one 150hp Volumex engine in the front and another in the back. pic.twitter.com/mDS04HM9P3

— Tim Pitt (@timpitt100) April 2, 2019

At Fiat’s new Heritage Hub. It’s... quite impressive! @fcagroup @FIAT_UK pic.twitter.com/u0d0ZdB5Nq

— Chris Rees (@quillerrees) April 2, 2019

Some more delights from Fiat’s new Heritage Hub #panda #abarth #lancia @fcagroup @FIAT_UK pic.twitter.com/Swg5vRWBkw

— Chris Rees (@quillerrees) April 2, 2019