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[Ekstasis]

that the fire in Uno Fire stands for Fully Integrated Robotised Engine.?

It was the first engines (a series of Fiat engines) that were fully constructed by robot assembly plants ("Robogate").

 

[alphabyte]

Yes.

 

[genetic]

That probably explains the Uno's notorious poor reliability.

 

[TheEntity]

that the fire in Uno Fire stands for Fully Integrated Robotised Engine.?

It was the first engines (a series of Fiat engines) that were fully constructed by robot assembly plants ("Robogate").

Now I do. Thanks

 

[zizo911]

Thank You.

 

[Dom1n8tr1x]

Well actually the word "Fire" in Uno Fire is purely coincidental. The term FIRE is used to describe the kind of engine the car has.

When you look at worshop manuals you'll find that there is always some mention as to what engine your car has, axample "FIRE"

South Africa is the only country where Uno's were called Fire regardless of the engine it has.

In the UK they use designations like 45 and 70 to differentiate between different models. Example Uno 45 or Uno 70.

 

[Spizz]

Well actually the word "Fire" in Uno Fire is purely coincidental. The term FIRE is used to describe the kind of engine the car has.

When you look at worshop manuals you'll find that there is always some mention as to what engine your car has, axample "FIRE"

South Africa is the only country where Uno's were called Fire regardless of the engine it has.

In the UK they use designations like 45 and 70 to differentiate between different models. Example Uno 45 or Uno 70.

Yep, classic backronym.

 

[Azbubu]

Well actually the word "Fire" in Uno Fire is purely coincidental. The term FIRE is used to describe the kind of engine the car has.

When you look at worshop manuals you'll find that there is always some mention as to what engine your car has, axample "FIRE"

South Africa is the only country where Uno's were called Fire regardless of the engine it has.

In the UK they use designations like 45 and 70 to differentiate between different models. Example Uno 45 or Uno 70.

What?