This racing car mounts a mighty over-16-litre engine with overhead V at 90° valve timing. In 1907, three 130s driven by Felice Nazzaro, Vincenzo Lancia and Louis Wagner took part in the Automobile Club de France Grand Prix on the Dieppe circuit. Nazzaro came first at the extraordinay average speed of 113.612 km/h.
Presented by Fiat S.p.A., Torino
Engine: 4 cylinders, two-piece block
Capacity: 16286 cc
Max. power output: 130 bhp at 1600 rpm
Max. speed: 160 km/h
Weight: 1025 kg