Fiat 126p vehicle Communication

Fiat 126 is a passenger car designed by Fiat, produced in Italy from 1972 to 1980, and in Poland from June 6, 1973, to September 22, 2000 (Polski Fiat 126p). The Polish licensed version was produced by the Small Car Factory Polmo in Bielsko-Biała and Tychy. Its predecessor was the Fiat 500, and its successor the Fiat Cinquecento. For many years, it was one of the most common cars on Polish roads and had many nicknames, the most popular being “Maluch,” which became its official name at the end of production (1997). These cars were also used for postal deliveries.
FIAT license
Die-cast metal model with plastic parts, scale 1:43
Product compliant with European toy safety standards
Age qualification: 3+