Vignale Eveline History
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The Eveline debuted at the 1967 Turin Motor Show on the Fiat 124 saloon's chassis and running gear, designed by Virginio Vairo. The body referenced contemporary Grand Touring fashion: a bold front elevation reminiscent of the Jensen Interceptor and a rear with Maserati Mexico overtones.
A Greek-Cypriot distributor held UK distribution rights and ordered the majority of the production run in right-hand drive, making the Eveline an unusual Italian car that sold primarily in Britain. Both the 1,197 cc and 1,438 cc Fiat four-cylinder engines were offered. Total production reached approximately 400 units across the 1967–1969 run.
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