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Chrysler Automobiles (
) has opened a new facility near Turin, Italy, dedicated to preserving and celebrating the company’s Italian brands, as well as the historic cars each has created. It’s bigger than the average Costco, and it houses more than 250 pieces of automotive art, some of which have never been publicly displayed. It’s called the FCA Heritage HUB.
The HUB building is itself a piece of history. FCA restored the old Officina 81 in Via Plava of the historic Mirafiori industrial district on the south side of Turin. At 161,459 sqare feet (the average Costco is 145,000 sq ft), it’s a massive open space that allows for both business and pleasure. In the rafters, photos and text tell the timeline of Mirafiori, but the floor focuses on Fiat,
, Abarth, and
.
Although part of the space is dedicated to the “Reloaded by Creators” vintage restoration sales department, the portion we’re interested in is shown in the massive gallery above.
says it has more than 250 vehicles on display, and some have never been shown. The “central area,” which explores cars from 1908 to 2008, is separated into eight themes, each of which has eight cars. The eight areas include Archistars, Concept and Personalized Cars, Eco and Sustainable, Epic Journeys, Records and Races, Small and Safe, Style Marks, and The
Era.
Some of the cars featured at the new shop include the Lancia Lambda, the
Topolino A, the Fiat 130 Familiar, the Fiat X1/23, the Fiat Ecobasic, the Fiat Campagnola AR 51, the Fiat 1100 E, the Fiat 124S, the
HF Integral Group A, the Fiat S61, the Lancia Alfa Sport, the Lancia D50, the Lancia Beta Montecarlo
, the Lancia LC2, the Lancia Augusta, the Lancia Ardea, the Fiat ESV
and 2000, the Fiat Barchetta, the Lancia Aurelia B20, the Lancia Fulvia HF 1600, and the Lancia
HF.
Check out the gallery and below videos to see the full extent of what the HUB has to offer.
from Autoblog http://bit.ly/2YRBViD