The Fiat 70 was a car produced by Italian car manufacturer

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between 1915 and 1920. The 70 used a 2-liter

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producing 21 hp and capable of a top speed of . Around a thousand of this model were produced, with almost all going to the

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. The car was quite advanced for its time, featuring a complete electrical system. The 70 was replaced by the

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{{Fiat 70 Cars introduced in 1915 1920s cars Cars discontinued in 1920