This 1978 film titled “Incontro Fiat (Meeting Fiat)” showcases the different products produced by the Fiat group. This includes cars for commercial uses and racing, gas turbines for electricity production, tractors, trucks, car components, civil engineering projects, and trains. The film also highlights the durability of Fiat vehicle with a series of stunts performed by them. It continues to emphasize that Fiat is at the cutting edge of technology, with a focus on mechanization and computers.

0:30 Cine Fiat presents “incontro Fiat (meeting Fiat)”, 1:33 animation showing all the things produced by Fiat, 2:31 nodular cast iron being poured into different cars parts, 3:22 different Fiat 124T Berline 1600 models undergoing crash testing, 4:24 Fiat 780 Tractors in action on farms, 5:44 Fiat models in the Monte Carlo rally driving through a snowy landscape, 6:48 Fiat 131 Abarth in a rally race, 6:50 a Lancia Stratos doing a rally race, 7:09 Fiat gas turbines being lifted through the factory during construction, 8:05 a completed gas turbine being shipped off, 8:20 Iveco trucks as seen from above, 8:44 Iveco trucks driving through a dusty landscape in Pakistan, 10:08 scientists researching in labs and conducting experiments, 11:06 series of Fiat vehicles driving stunts in extreme conditions, 13:08 plastic car components being manufactured in a highly mechanized environment, 14:17 showcasing of a sophisticated robotic computer controlled chassis assembly system, 15:40 Fiat Allis crawler tractors in action in different environments, 16:33 the construction of a bridge by the Fiat Civil and Territorial Engineering Sector, 17:10 a bus driving down a highway, 17:39 Pendolino train in operation, 17:51 Formula One Team Fiat vehicle, a Ferrari, during a pit stop, 19:02 the Formula 1 race starts, 19:45 the Fiat car races ahead, 20:15 outro with summary footage

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