The car featured in our report has a fully documented history: it is a rarity, produced in a very limited edition of just 106 units, very few of which were built with this Bertone Derby model.
In 1950, a well-known entrepreneur from Senigallia purchased the Fiat chassis and entrusted it to the Bertone body shop to create this Fuoriserie, complete with exquisitely crafted optional extras, meticulously preserved by the current owner.
In the 1950s, Italian style had reached the pinnacle of creativity, and the most important coachbuilders, with world-renowned designers, had designed and built the most beautiful automobiles of all time: Fiat, Ferrari, Lancia, and foreign brands, with the style and refinement that only Made in Italy could express, satisfying the needs of every owner.

The Fiat 1100 E Cabriolet Derby has always belonged to the same family, passed down from father to son, until the early 2000s when it was purchased by the current owner.
This vehicle has only 48,000 km on the odometer, the engine has been overhauled, and the original license plates and documents remain.
Due to its rarity, it has participated in important events, such as Concours d'Elegance, consistently ranking among the best-preserved classic cars.
In 1999, on the occasion of Fiat's 100th anniversary, it was exhibited for its extraordinary beauty and value.
In 2002, it received an invitation to Villa d'Este for the 90th anniversary celebrations of Carrozzeria Bertone.
Our protagonist will be exhibited at the OldCar24 stand, in Pavilion 26 of the Auto e Moto d'Epoca Fair - Bologna, October 23-26, 2025.

This jewel of Italian style awaits a new collector who can pass it on and bring it back to life, participating in the most exclusive international events.