The Mefistofele was the product of the hard work of Sir Eldridge and his team to make a record breaking vehicle. Eldridge used parts of a bus to stretch the chassis of the SB4 Corsa that was purchased for the product.. He also made use of a modified six cylinder 21.7L engine from a Fiat A12 airplane that has four carburetors and can output 320 horsepower at around 1,800 RPM.

The Mefistofele actually got its name from the smoke and bangs that came during the testing of the vehicle. On July 12 in 1924, the Mefistofele became the fastest car in the world that time pegging its top speed at 234.980 kilometers per hour. The car was bought by Gianni Agnielli, owner of Fiat, in 1964. The car was restored thru the years and it is now in tip top shape and is part of the wonderful car collection of the car manufacturer.

Fiat will also display the Fiat 500 by Gucci which is a version with interiors and body works customized by Frida Giannini, creative director of Gucci, and the Style Center team of Fiat.

This city is not far from Turin. At this office, apart from manufacturing cars, Fiat also specializes in carrying out research on vehicles, engines, electronic classifications, fabrication processes and technical managerial techniques. Over the years the Fiat Company has bestowed upon the car lovers many different models of cars like the Panda, Stilo, Punto, Idea, Bravo, Bravo among many others.

While most manufacturers of other cars have started making environment friendly and fuel-efficient cars of late, these features can be found in old version of the Fiat cars. The various awards won by the Fiat Company are testimonials to the efficiency of the organization and they include “The Economist Modernization Award” which was awarded in the year 2002; The “Legambiente” award that was also awarded in the year 2002; The “Ferrari Expertise Award”. All knows the commitment to all round safety by the Fiat Company and the same is reflected in their cars.