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The '''Fiat Brevetti''' is a new model, presented by the Italian [[Fiat]] in 1905, following the company racaht Ansaldi the same year.
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The '''Fiat Brevetti''' is a new model, presented by the Italian [[Fiat]] in 1905, following the company racaht [[Ansaldi]] the same year.
  
Earlier this year, F.I.A.T. bought its competitor Milanese [[Ansaldi]]. Taking up a model at the stage of its introduction, Fiat launched the Fiat 10-12 HP Ansaldi. This new car will be renamed Fiat Brevetti in 1906, it will be manufactured until 1912 in its second series, Brevetti 2.
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Earlier this year, F.I.A.T. bought its competitor Milanese [[Ansaldi]]. Taking up a model at the stage of its introduction, Fiat launched the Fiat 10-12 HP [[Ansaldi]]. This new car will be renamed Fiat Brevetti in 1906, it will be manufactured until 1912 in its second series, Brevetti 2.
  
 
It will innovate in the technical field by imposing the world premiere, a chassis, but not right and a preformed shaft equipped with "universal" certificate from the famous Italian engineer Cardano, and a differential with conical torque.
 
It will innovate in the technical field by imposing the world premiere, a chassis, but not right and a preformed shaft equipped with "universal" certificate from the famous Italian engineer Cardano, and a differential with conical torque.
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Both versions will be manufactured at the plant in Corso Dante.
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Both versions would be manufactured at the plant in [[Corso Dante]].
  
  

Latest revision as of 10:47, 12 June 2009

Fiat Brevetti Cabriolet-Royal 1906.jpg
Fiat Brevetti
Manufacturer Fiat
Production Years 1905-1908
Production > 1500
Previous model Fiat 16-20 HP
Template 2 Fiat Brevetti 15-25 HP
Class High Range
Engines Gasoline 4-cylinder 3052 cm3
Transmission Propulsion
Bodywork Cabriolet
Length 4215
Width 1650
Height 2350
Weight 1200


The Fiat Brevetti is a new model, presented by the Italian Fiat in 1905, following the company racaht Ansaldi the same year.

Earlier this year, F.I.A.T. bought its competitor Milanese Ansaldi. Taking up a model at the stage of its introduction, Fiat launched the Fiat 10-12 HP Ansaldi. This new car will be renamed Fiat Brevetti in 1906, it will be manufactured until 1912 in its second series, Brevetti 2.

It will innovate in the technical field by imposing the world premiere, a chassis, but not right and a preformed shaft equipped with "universal" certificate from the famous Italian engineer Cardano, and a differential with conical torque.


Equipped with a 3052 cm3 engine developing 20 hp, she opened the forced lubrication.


In 1909, Fiat introduced a car derived from the patents and baptized 15-25 HP also known as Brevetti 2. She enjoyed the same basic mechanics with an engine to 25 hp.


Both versions would be manufactured at the plant in Corso Dante.


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