Fiat 126 Low-poly 3D model

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The Fiat 126, a small economy or city car, was unveiled in October 1972 at the Turin Auto Show[1] as a replacement for the Fiat 500. Most of the 126s were manufactured in Bielsko-Bia?a, Poland, as the Polski Fiat 126p, where production continued until 2000. In many markets, Fiat ended sales of the 126 in 1993 to make way for their new front-engined Cinquecento. With a length of 3.05 metres, the Fiat 126 is nearly identical in size to the original British Mini, and despite entering the market 14 years later, production wrapped up in the same year (2000), with sales of almost 4.7 million units closely matching the Mini's 5.4 million. In Poland, the car became a cultural icon, earning the nickname Maluch, which translates to The Little One or Toddler. This file features a low-poly model ideal for real-time applications such as games or virtual reality experiences. It also includes a high-poly version for baking purposes. The luggage rack can be easily removed from the model without any issues, and all geometry is assigned to a different UV set. READ BEFORE YOU PURCHASE - Environment not included. - This model was not designed with animated doors in mind; areas such as the trunk and engine compartment lack interior geometry, and there are no door hinges. - This model was not created for internal viewing; dashboard, wheel, seats, and other interior parts are only sufficient to be viewed from the outside. - This model was not intended to be seen from underneath; undercarriage details are sufficient enough to be observed in normal circumstances (e.g., upright on the street or road). - Although this model can be rigged for use as a driving model, there is insufficient detail for wheel mechanism close-ups. - This model is not suitable for 3D printing.