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Forgotten Fiat 126p: How a “Little One” Became a Big Story

Polski Fiat 126p - the tiny car that put an entire country on wheels. In the 1970s, Poland needed an affordable, simple and efficient people’s car. Italy had the design - and socialist Poland had the ambition. The result was the Polski Fiat 126p: a licensed microcar that became a national symbol, a family companion, a source of jokes… and the first car in the lives of millions. In this documentary, we’ll explore: how Italy’s Fiat 126 turned into Poland’s “Maluch”; why people waited years just to buy one; how the 126p became the most-produced Polish car ever; its role in the era of Edward Gierek and socialist Poland; the surprising Soviet attempt to adopt the Maluch; and the forgotten kit-car versions built in Italy, Austria and the UK. A small car with a big story - and one of the most influential vehicles in post-war Europe.