Autobianchi - Autobianchi Bianchina
The Autobianchi Bianchina was the first model of car produced by the newly restructured Autobianchi company, which was first shown in 1957. The Bianchina was basically a remodelled version of the Fiat 500, which came at a higher price. The Bianchina came with five bodywork options of a saloon (Berlina), Convertible (Transformabile), a Cabriolet which was fully convertible, Station wagon (Panoramica) and van (Furgoncino). For marketing in France only, after some 7 years of production (from 1965) they marketed the Autobianchi Lutece (the Berlina saloon), Autobianchi Texane and the open topped Autobianchi Eden Roc. Production of Autobianchis Bianchina continued to 1970.
Tyre size for the Autobianchi Bianchina models was 125R12. Blockley produces the perfect example of this 125R12 tyre, with steel belt construction and superb handling, with period correct tread pattern. See full details of this 125R12 tyre size below:
