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first off the punto mk1. anyone remember this. i dont remember it being for a mk1 punto at all.

and anyone remember this one? i always remember what the guy says but i can not remember for the life of me being a punto mk2 lol



and one iv never seen. if only the stilo sounded like this....




anyone got any other fiat commercials they remember?
 
ok last one im posting till someone else does. i also cant remember this being for punto mk2



one i did come across yesterday but now cant find it anywhere is again a punto mk2 with the crash test dummys, and again didnt realise all them years ago this was for punto mk2 till i seen it the other day
 
I remember all the Punto ads - just forgot they were for the Punto lol

There was the trampoline for the GP:


There was one similar to the Watch advert above, with a bloke asleep and his missus tries everything to wake up, but only succeeds when she starts looking at some other bloke lol
 
one i did come across yesterday but now cant find it anywhere is again a punto mk2 with the crash test dummys, and again didnt realise all them years ago this was for punto mk2 till i seen it the other day
Was it this one?
 
I vaguely remember watching them and thinking they were nice cars lol

Ohh...whaddya know, I now have a mk 2 Punto :D lol
 
I went to the 500 launch a couple of years ago and they were playing a selection of old FIAT adverts right back to the 131 and 132. I managed to persuade the manager to record them for me onto DVD. The only problem is that I can't remember what I did with them.

If and when I do find them I'll post them on here - if I can.
 
actualy just paused it at 0.34 and it says seat panda ???? wtf
If you go back far enough all Seats had the same number code as FIATs, ie. 850, 124 and so on. I think it was only after the VW takeover that most of their models took on names of their own, such as the Ibiza. I think the one in the advert must be a South American model as the SEAT version we had over here was called (I think) the Marbella and looked more modern with rear wheelarch spats and a different front panel.

Some manufacturers have strange arrangements for different territories and export markets. In the late '60s and early '70s the Hillman Avenger was sold in the US as the Chrysler Cricket, the European Capri was sold in the US as the Capri by Lincoln-Mercury and the Opel GT and Manta (A)were both sold over there as Opel by Buick and a Canadian version of the Chevrolet Chevy Nova was known as the Acadian and was actually built in Canada and was identical to its American brother apart from badges. I was told the different names were down to the American dealers worrying that their customers would take a trip north to buy them because the cars were cheaper in Canada. Obviously, when it came to selling their Canadian Acadians second hand when they were three years old in Wisconsin, or wherever, the resale value would have been less.

Vauxhalls were sold in Canada but not the US and Opels were sold in the US.....but not Canada.

Oh, nearly forgot, Austin-Morris sold a locally made version of the old 1100/1300 with a larger boot in Spain called the Victoria and Land Rovers, also known as Santanas were made and sold, also in Spain. If you remember the TV advert for LV Liverpool Victoria where the old Volvo estate careers down the hill and hits a load of other cars, one of the parked cars that gets clouted was a Victoria.

In Brazil there was a locally made 127 3 door hatch and Panorama (3 door estate) which looke a little like the 127 at the front but was more reminiscent of a 1972 VW Variant of a decade earlier at the rear. It also had a 1.3 litre diesel with 44bhp and a stump pulling 54 ft/lb of torque!!
 
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I went to the 500 launch a couple of years ago and they were playing a selection of old FIAT adverts right back to the 131 and 132. I managed to persuade the manager to record them for me onto DVD. The only problem is that I can't remember what I did with them.

If and when I do find them I'll post them on here - if I can.

do if you can. be interesting to see some realy old ones
 
Any wonder that Fiat don't bother advertising much these days if no-one remembers what cars they're showing, lol.

I'm surprised they haven't brought back the "Spirito di Punto" tag with the EVO- I had no interest in Fiat's as a kid, but always remembered that line.
 
Anyone remember the Fiat commercial where a stunt driver drove from one roof of a skyscraper through the air to the roof of another skyscraper?
 
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