On the Turin Autoshow of 1966, the 124 saloon was introduced. Production of the Italian 124 saloon ceased in 1974.

The 124 Spider was designed and built by Pininfarina.
Sales ended in Europe in 1975; then car was only sold in the USA. When in 1981 Pininfarina took over the whole production process the car was sold in the USA as the Pininfarina Spider Azzura, while in Europe the car was reintroduced as the Pininfarina Spidereuropa. Production finally ended in 1985, after a 19 year production run!

The 124 Coupé was introduced in Turin in 1967 and built by Fiat until 1975 and Seat (Spain) until 1977.

Today the 124 Saloon isn't considered a collectable in Europe, because the similar looking and still built Russian Lada is considered crap (even by Fiat owners :-). Driving a 124 saloon will make people think one drives a Lada...

Homepages
Link	Site name	Author
	FiatSpider.com
	Fiat Dual Point Tune-Up	Thad Kirk
	Fiat 124 Sport Spider (German/English)
	James Seabolts' FIAT Website	James Seabolt
	Ramzi's Fiat Page	Ramzi
	Matt Rogers' Spider Page	Matt Roger
	Chris's Fiat Page	Chris
	Fiats & Jags (Buyers guide and Online manual)	Eric Henning
	SpiderShop	Brett Stacey
	Bruce's Spider	Bruce Matthews
	Fiat Resources Page	?
	My Fiat, a 1973 124 Spider	Vincent Gulley
	Fiat Spider Project Page	?
	Alessandro's Junkbox!! (Japanese)	Kotaro Jinushi
	L'Association Berline Coupé et Cabriolet FIAT 124 130 850	Alexandre Nezeys Tacconi
	Fiat 124 Coupe pictures (courtisy of the FLCC)
	Fiat 124 TC	Bruce Matthews
Clubs with internet presence
Link	Clubname	Contact information
	Fiat Spider Register Nederland	c/o Hans Vos Stroeteweg 17 8166 KC Emst The Netherlands Tel. 0578-661714
	Fiat 124 Spider Club e.V. Deutschland	?
Clubs without internet presence
	Clubname	Contact information
	Registro Nazionale Fiat 124 Sport Spider	c/o Alberto Brancolini via Loschi, 44/A 41100 Modena Italy Tel. 059-394597
	Fiat 124 Spider-Club	c/o Bachmann Jürg T. 0041/1/7151407 Stockenstrasse 5 8802 Kilchberg Switzerland

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