FIAT Club America

06/03/2026

🚗 FIAT Club America is on ALL socials — come join the fun! 🇮🇹✨

🎥 YouTube
Your one-stop hub for FIAT videos!
From past Fiat FreakOuts to chapter drives, historic throwbacks, member features, and all our fun FIAT clips — everything lives in one easy place on our channel.

🎬 TikTok
Short, punchy, and full of FIAT personality!
Expect quick edits, fun moments, behind-the-scenes clips, and lighter versions of our YouTube content.

📸 Instagram
A mix of videos, photos, stories, and club updates.
Events, announcements, member features, FIAT history, and everything happening across the FIAT community.

👍 Facebook
Your go-to spot for club news, event details, chapter updates, member photos, and community conversations.

✨ Be sure to follow and subscribe on every platform… you never know what we’ll post next! Each platform has its own unique content.

🔗 Follow FIAT Club America:
YouTube:
👉 https://youtube.com/.club.america
TikTok:
👉 https://www.tiktok.com/.club.america
Instagram:
👉 https://www.instagram.com/fiat.club.america
Facebook:
👉 https://www.facebook.com/FiatClubAmerica

06/02/2026

Caption this Fiat moment! 🚗✨ What’s happening here?

06/02/2026

Little Lincoln suffered an amputation while working on the cabriolet, a little tape and he hard at work again. Life should be so easy 😆

📸 Michael Evers

05/30/2026

Little Lincoln is getting ready for Freakout… are you?

📸 Laura

05/29/2026

🚂 FIAT FREAKOUT 2026 SPOTLIGHT: Lincoln Gettysburg Train Journey

Step back in time aboard a beautifully restored vintage railcar and experience Gettysburg from the rails!

📅 Wednesday, August 19
⏰ Departures at 10:30 AM & 12:00 PM

Enjoy scenic views of Pennsylvania's countryside while hearing fascinating stories about Gettysburg's history and the leaders who shaped it. Explore the historic 1884 Gettysburg Train Depot before or after your ride, browse unique souvenirs, and grab a snack.

🎟️ Tickets: $35 per person
🥤 Complimentary popcorn, water, and soda included

This relaxing train excursion pairs perfectly with a self-guided Gettysburg tour.

Not registered for FIAT Freakout 2026 yet? Register here:

Annual National Convention and meeting of the members of Fiat Club America

05/29/2026

🔧 Fix It Friday 🚗

At Fiat Club America, we believe sharing knowledge keeps our cars on the road and our community strong.

Fix It Friday is about helping owners of all skill levels learn, troubleshoot, and maintain their Fiats (and related Italian vehicles) with confidence.

Whether you’re wrenching in your garage or just want to understand your car better, this series is here to help.

🛠 This Episode’s Topic:
👉 FIAT Grande Punto (199) Repair & Maintenance Tutorials

🎥 Watch it here:
🔗 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWep5LzT0sxlAyqzRA_mxIT1w3pY99vgw&si=yhn29phwNj7X9otd

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05/28/2026

Italian Icons: Built with Passion, Driven with Soul ll Alfa Romeo Alfetta

Ever wonder how a 1970s family sedan ended up with the DNA of a World Champion Formula 1 car? Meet the Alfa Romeo Alfetta (1972–1984).

Named after the legendary "Little Alfa" (the Tipo 159 F1 car), this wasn't just another boxy sedan. It was a masterclass in transaxle engineering that changed the game for sports sedans.

Why It Matters:
- The 50/50 Balance: Most cars of the era were nose-heavy. Alfa moved the gearbox and clutch to the rear (joining the differential), creating near-perfect weight distribution for telepathic handling.
- De Dion Rear Axle: It used a sophisticated De Dion tube suspension to keep the rear wheels vertical at all times, ensuring maximum grip even on the twistiest Italian B-roads.
- Inboard Brakes: To reduce "unsprung weight" (the weight not supported by the springs), Alfa mounted the rear disc brakes next to the gearbox rather than inside the wheels.
- The Heart: Under the hood lived the iconic all-alloy Twin Cam engine, a high-revving masterpiece that sounded as good as it performed.

Fun Fact:
The Alfetta GT (the coupe version) featured a "rebellious" dashboard design by Giorgetto Giugiaro: the tachometer was placed directly in front of the driver, while the speedometer was moved to the center. It sent a clear message: The RPMs matter more than the speed limit.

Despite being a "family car," the Alfetta was a thoroughbred in a suit—proving that you don't need a supercar to experience world-class engineering.

05/26/2026

Show us your Blue colored Fiat! 👇
Drop a pic of your blueFiat in the comments — bonus points for creative shots, scenic roads, or the car’s good side 😉📸

Tell us:
1️⃣ Year & model
2️⃣ Name (if it has one — we know it does 👀❤️)
3️⃣ City/Chapter

Ready… set… SHOW US THE BLUE! 🚗💥

Tag your Fiat friends so they can join too! 🏷️👇

05/22/2026