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Fiat 2100

Fiat 2100 history

Production period:

1959-1961

Class :

Motor car

Body versions :

saloon , station wagon

Engines:

Gasoline:2.1 liters (61 kW)

Length:

4465 mm

Width:

1620 mm

Height:

1470 mm

Curb weight :

1230 kg

previous model

1900

 

Fom Early 1959, the 2100 first appeared from Fiat of Italy. At first along side the Fiat 1500, 1800 and later replaced by the 2300 .

History

Built with a self-supporting body in the then modern trapezoidal form as a four-door notchback sedan and a five-door station wagon ( Familiare ).

 The bodywork was also used with six-cylinder engine for the Fiat 1800 and the Fiat 2300 , as well as with the four-cylinder engine of the Fiat 1500 for the Fiat 1500L.

The 2100 had a six-cylinder inline engine with 2054 cc displacement and a power of 60 kW, a four-speed gearbox with steering wheel circuit and driven rear wheels. Its maximum speed was 145 to 150 km / h, depending on the version.

At the end of 1959 the Special Bodywork Section of FIAT created the Speciale version.The luxurious version of the series was the 2100 Special . It had the same engine and wheelbase, but slightly larger outside dimensions, a different grille and better features.  , based on the 2100, characterized by increased wheelbase and length, a different (and more elaborate) front end, better finished interiors and other minor differences. The Francis Lombardi body shop , on the other hand, launched the extended wheelbase version of the sedan, popular as a taxi (7-seater configuration) or as a representative car (both for the Italian authorities and for the Vatican ) .

In 1960 the range was enriched with the 2100 Saxomat variant (sedan or family ), equipped with an automatic clutch : the gearbox remained manual with a lever on the steering wheel, but the clutch pedal was missing . 

In the autumn of 1961, production was discontinued. This was succeeded by the Fiat 2300 .

Fiat 2100 combi familie

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Fiat 2100 (1959-1961)

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Technical

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  • Technical details and specifications Fiat 1500L / 1800B / 2100/2300

    Fiat:

    1500 l

    1800 B

    2100

    2100 specials

    2300

    2300 specials

    2300 Familiar

    Engine:

    4-cylinder in-line engine

    Six-cylinder in-line engine (four-stroke)

    displacement:

    1481 cm³

    1795 cm³

    2054 cc

    2279 cc

    Bore × stroke:

    77 × 79.5 mm

    72 × 73.5 mm

    77 × 73.5 mm

    78 × 79.5 mm

    Power at 1 / min:

    55 kW
    (75 hp)
    at 5400

    62.5-71 kW
    (85-97 SAE-PS)
    at 5300

    70 kW
    (95 SAE-PS)
    at 5000

    86 kW
    (117 SAE-PS)
    at 5300

    Max. Torque at 1 / min:

    120 Nm at 3200

    145-150 SAE Nm at 3000

    169 SAE Nm at 3200

    192 SAE Nm at 3000

    Compression:

    9: 1

    8.8: 1

     

    Fuel supply:

    1 downdraft double carburator Weber 34 DCDH

    1 downdraft double carburetor Weber 28-36 DCD2

    1 downdraft twin carburetor Weber 34 DAS1

    1 downdraft double carburator Weber 28-36 DCD3

     

    Valve control:

    OHV , chain

     

    Cooling:

    water cooling

     

    Transmission:

    4-speed gearbox, steering wheel gearshift
    a. W. with Saxomat semi-automatic, 2300 a. W. also overdrive or Borg-Warner automatic transmission

     

    Front suspension:

    Wishbone upper, lower wishbone, longitudinal push rods, torsion bars

     

    Rear suspension:

    Rigid axle on spring links, coil springs

     

    brakes:

    Four-wheel drum brakes, later four-wheel disc brakes (diameter v / h 26.3 / 25.4 cm)

     

    Steering:

    worm and sector

     

    Body:

    Sheet steel, self-supporting

     

    Track front / rear:

    1345/1310 mm

     

    Wheelbase:

    2650 mm

    2730 mm

    2650 mm

     

    Dimensions: 

    4485 × 1620 × 1470 mm

    4625 × 1628 × 1452 mm

    4485 × 1620 × 1470 mm

    4705 × 1628 × 1485 mm

    4485 × 1620 × 1485 mm

     

    Empty weight:

    1200 kg

    1180 kg

    1180 kg

    1250 kg

    1285 kg

    1330 kg

    1320 kg

     

    maximum speed: 

    140 km / h

    145+ km / h

    150 km / h

    145+ km / h

    160 km / h

    160 km / h

    160 km / h

     

    0-100 km / h:

    not specified

     

    Consumption (liters / 100 kilometers, CUNA standard):

    9.4 s

    11.6 p

    12.0 s

    13.0 s

    11.8 s

    11.7 s

    12.0 s

     

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