Polish Fiat 125p is a mid-size passenger car manufactured in Poland at the FSO plant in Warsaw from 1967 to 1991 under license from the Italian company FIAT. After the license expired in 1983, the name was changed to FSO 125p. It is also known as the FSO 1300/1500, commonly referred to as the Big Fiat. It was a combination of the Italian Fiat 125 and the older 1300/1500 models. The car was initially available as a four-door sedan; in 1972 a station wagon version was added, and three years later a pickup. Two limited series of the 125p were prepared: 1600 Monte Carlo and 1800 Acropolis. They used engines capable of reaching a speed of 170 km/h.
