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Fiat Palio 178

1996 – 2004

The Fiat Palio, a supermini car introduced by Fiat in April 1996, remained in production until 2020. Designed as a world car specifically for developing countries, the Palio was developed by Fiat Automóveis and utilized in various models such as the Siena sedan, Palio Weekend station wagon, Palio Adventure crossover, and Strada light pick-up truck. The platform of the Palio has been utilized in other vehicles as well. The Palio badge has an interesting history, originating on the European-market Mark II Fiat 127 in 1977, initially serving as a trim designation rather than a standalone model. Key points: 1. The Fiat Palio, a supermini car, was introduced by Fiat in 1996 and produced until 2020. 2. Designed as a world car for developing countries, the Palio was developed by Fiat Automóveis. 3. The Palio's platform was used in various models, including the Siena sedan, Palio Weekend station wagon, Palio Adventure crossover, and Strada light pick-up truck. 4. The Palio badge originated on the European-market Mark II Fiat 127 in 1977 as a trim designation. 5. The legacy of the Palio extends beyond its production lifespan, showcasing its versatility and impact in different markets worldwide.

2 versions of the Fiat Palio 178

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	0 to 100	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Fiat Palio 178 5Â doors	1996 to 2003	Inline-four	79 kW (106 hp)	—	10.2s	Manual	FWD	—
Fiat Palio 178 Weekend	1996 to 2004	Inline-four	79 kW (106 hp)	151 Nm	10.2s	Manual	FWD	WAGON