History The FIAT 125 Samantha was built by Vignale on a Fiat 125 basis and presented at the Turin Motor Show in 1967. From the creative "pen" of Virginio Vairo, the Samantha has an original, modern design and a sleek line that skilfully combines elegance and sportiness. A 4-seater coupé with lenticular front, air intake under the bumper and retractable headlights. The mechanical base is the same as that of the Fiat 125 with a 90 hp 1.6 litre engine. At that time, the production rate of the Samantha assembly line was about 1 unit per week. In fact, by 1971, only about 100 copies were produced, mostly sold in France and England, where they were nicknamed "Little Maserati." Condition and details This model has recently been restored to a high standard by a professional. It has its original (with traces of wear and tear) interior, and is generally in very good condition. Notable features include aluminium rims, power windows, leather upholstery and an elegant wooden two-spoke steering wheel. The vehicle is registered in France. This sporty and elegant Fiat 125 Samatha is in magnificent condition, can be presented and is welcomed at any competition or brand event. This vehicle can be visited in Neuss, Germany.