The "Nuova 500" was produced by Fiat from 1957 to 1975. It is a true icon on four wheels and one of the symbols of "Made in Italy." Its unique and recognizable design is known worldwide. When the compact car was developed by the Italian automaker, its goal was simple: to launch a new compact car at a very affordable price, thereby increasing the number of potential customers. Additionally, the new car was intended to be easy to drive in urban traffic and to offer very low operating costs. The "Fiat 500" was launched in July 1957 and was an immediate success. In 1965, the 500F was introduced, the version with the highest number of units produced. The Fiat 500F is easily recognizable due to its front-hinged doors in accordance with new regulations and features several technically and aesthetically improved solutions, including a new frame and a wider windshield. The Fiat 500F remains the "most classic" version of the entire 500 production and continues to hold a special place in the hearts of many car enthusiasts.