Fiat 2800 Berlinetta Touring

Chassis

#000561

One of the last Fiats designed before the outbreak of WWII, a grand total of 624 2800s were built. Of these, 210 were built for military use and 414 for private individuals. Only three were bodied by Touring, making this example amongst the most desirable of those in existence.

Vehicle Overview

The Fiat 2800 Berlinetta Touring was expensive when new, especially with custom coachwork by Touring Superleggera, it would not be surprising to learn that some wound up with Italy’s Partito Nazionale Fascista. While no details have been confirmed, the story of chassis no. 000561 is not without drama. It is said to have been part of the convoy of vehicles used by Benitio Mussolini, Claretta Petacci, her brother Marcel and his family to escape Italy in April of 1945.

Technical Specifications

Body

Limited
Year

1940
Make

Fiat
Model

2800 Berlinetta
Coachbuilder

Touring
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Width (mm)

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Height (mm)

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Units built

3
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Six Month Rate

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Twelve Month Rate

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Date Of First Registration

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Year Of Manufacture

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CO2 Emissions

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Fuel Type

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Tax Status

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Transmission

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Colour

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Type Approval

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Wheel Plan

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Revenue Weight

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Tax Details

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Taxed

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mot

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Make

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Cylinder Capacity

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Registration

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CO2 Missions

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Fuel Type

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Tax Status

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Colour

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Type Approval

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Wheel Plan

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Revenue Weight

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