About the marque
- Founded
- 1932
- Country
- Poland
Polski Fiat was a licensed Polish Fiat identity first used when the state PZInż works began series production of the Fiat 508 in 1932. The name disappeared during the Second World War and was revived in the late 1960s for the Fiat 125p and then the 126p, built by the Polish FSM factories; the 126p continued in Poland until 2000. The catalog treats Polski-Fiat as a Polish production and licensing identity, not as an independent Fiat subsidiary, and keeps its separate 1930s and post-1968 phases visible.
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