Italy · founded 1926

Siata Model History

Turin's Fiat-tuning atelier turned sports-car maker (1926–1970) — creator of the Steve McQueen-owned 208S 'Little Ferrari' and the pop-art Siata Spring.

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Amica
Siata's first wholly original car (1948–1952) — a lightweight Fiat 500-based roadster that marked the firm's transition from tuner to manufacturer.
Roadster · 1948–1952
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Daina
Siata's elegant Fiat 1400-based GT (1950–1958) — bespoke coupé and cabriolet bodies by Stabilimenti Farina and Bertone, with a Sebring class win in 1952.
Sports car · 1950–1958
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300BC Barchetta
A lightweight barchetta spider by Bertone (1951–1956), aimed squarely at US SCCA racing — only about 50 examples built across all body variants.
Sports car · 1951–1956
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208S
A Michelotti-designed aluminium roadster powered by Fiat's 2.0-litre V8 (1953–1955) — only 35 built; Steve McQueen's example became his legendary 'Little Ferrari'.
Sports car · 1953–1955
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Spring
Siata's retro-roadster swan song (1968–1970) — a Fiat 850-based open two-seater aimed at Italian youth; around 3,500 built before bankruptcy closed the company.
Roadster · 1968–1970
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Amica

Daina

300BC Barchetta

208S

Spring