1-194-156 - National Motor Museum/Heritage Images

A 1913 Fiat Tipo Zero. With a body by Farina, the Fiat is an attractive example of an early car especially designed for the owner-driver market. It is fitted with a dickey seat to accommodate two children, which folds into the boot when not in use. It was being used as a garage tow vehicle up to the end of the Second World War.