In the automotive world, Finland is renowned for giving birth to some of the greatest racing drivers in the world and for having a strong passion for engineering in general. It was therefore no surprise when Jarmo, one of our readers, submitted to us, on behalf of a friend of his, a rare Siata 1500… Read More Seller submission: 1964 Neckar-Siata 1500 TS Coupé
“Special” Fiats have been under the spotlight for years now and some have astronomical prices, however there is still something around with a “human” price. In this case we are technically speaking of a Siata 1500 Coupé, designed by Michelotti but based essentially on Fiat 1500 components: the obvious differences, in addition of course to… Read More Blue on blue / 2: 1963 Siata 1500 Coupé
Here is a small convertible that will certainly not make you feel the thrill of speed but it will still make anyone’s head turn when you drive it on the street. We have published others in the past: some in very good condition, some so-so, others still in desperate condition, however they are small cars,… Read More Spotted cabriolet: 1951 Siata Amica
“Formichetta” (little ant) is the name of this model, a small commercial van built by the Spanish Siata under Fiat license. Once again, therefore, we find ourselves in front of a vehicle that we did not know existed: not that we are sorry, on the contrary, we like to be amazed. And this little van… Read More Ant’s life: 1967 Siata 600D Formichetta
This little Italian Barchetta was one of the greatest protagonists of the golden age of the cars called Sport, and it seems to have arrived among us in almost original condition. The seller Indeed says this car has been in hiding for 45 years during which it has been owned by the same family it… Read More Higly original: 1952 Siata 300 BC
There was a big difference between the convertibles produced immediately after World War II in Europe vs the USA, a difference summarized very well by the Siata Amica. The difference was obviously clear from the dimensions: if we take the Ford Custom Convertible of the same year for example, we have a length of 196.6… Read More Small is good: 1950 Siata Amica by Bertone
Very few specimens of this model were built, and only a handful survive today: this is one of the best ever. Based on the Fiat 1400, the Siata Daina was built in several versions including some, such as the Sport and Gran Sport, widely used in competitions, particularly in the USA in championships such as… Read More Classy special: 1950 Siata Daina Coupé by Farina
Do you like unrestored classic cars? Do you like them Italian? Do you like them rare? This car will satisfy all three requests. Actually this car is not uncommon: in fact it is extremely uncommon as it’s a Siata 300BC. We do not know how many specimens were built (nobody knows for sure, actually), but… Read More Old is gold: 1955 Siata 300 BC
What we have here is a package consisting of two very interesting cars, an English to be restored and an Italian one to drive. We must start by saying that both cars are rare: English is certainly rare, the Italian is very rare and it is really difficult to see around. Another difference lies in… Read More Britaly: 1953 Arnolt-MG Convertible + 1948 Siata SC 750 by Motto
In fact we believe it is difficult to find a car (not born as a microcar) smaller than this barchetta, strictly red as the regulation of the time established. The reason for this smallness is simple: this boat was built starting from the chassis and engine of a Fiat 500 B, in particular the latter… Read More Smaller is harder: 1948 Siata 500 Sport Barchetta
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