Number of cylinders: 2
Engine capacity: 594 cc
GVW: 549 kg
Number of keys: 2

In 1958, the Fiat 500 Jolly came onto the market as a kind of minimalist boulevard toy for the rich. That car was completely open, a fabric roof and wicker seats. The name Jolly, which means 'Joker' in Italian, was used by the Italian coachbuilder Ghia, who mainly converted Fiat 500s and 600s into such beach cars. That idea came from Ghia boss Gigi Segre, who saw similar taxi cars at expensive holiday resorts.

This is a restored Fiat 500, built as Jolly.