Fiat used the 600 model for 15 years of production, and was the base drivetrain for many other models that would be produced, one of the models being the Multipla. A total of 2.7 million Fiat 600s were made, with fewer than 250,000 being Multiplas.

This 1956 Fiat 600 Multipla is presented in a two-tone green and light blue paint scheme with accenting brightwork and a roof rack. The car rides on whitewall tires mounted on light yellow steel wheels with factory hubcaps. The car is powered by a 633-cc, 25-hp four-cylinder engine which is paired to a four-speed manual transmission. The Multipla features four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes, front independent suspension with transverse leaf spring and an independent rear suspension with coil springs. The interior is completed in green with front and rear bench seating. The vehicle comes with manuals, parts, as well as a jack and tool roll. This is reported to be an original unrestored example.