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In my plate-collector-forum recently a Western-cars-in-the-DDR-specialist has posted a pic of a white Ritmo, delivered in 1979 directly into the DDR.
This DDR-owned company
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genex
which delivered goods to DDR-citizens, after their West German relatives have paid them in Western money, had good relations to Fiat over all years. So Fiats you could find in every yearly catalogue.
This DDR-owned company
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genex
which delivered goods to DDR-citizens, after their West German relatives have paid them in Western money, had good relations to Fiat over all years. So Fiats you could find in every yearly catalogue.
It would be amazing to see that picture, but I suppose it's too 'private'
Yes, the Biagini Passo is based on the Golf Cabriolet. Wiki says, that only a few of them were built and only for the West German market. Due the poor quality, especially the missing anti-rust-protection, the cars extinct very quickly.
The Passo had the body of the Golf Cabriolet but the mechanic of the Golf Syncro (because is a 4x4), Wiki is not correct because it was sold also here: not officially but some dealership took several units. Obviusly the ones sold now are almost all gone, but apparently some of them survived. Looking on the web, seems it was assembled by ACM a factory that assembled under licence also Romanian ARO off roads for the Italian market (although original ARO were sold too). I've found also a (sort of) brochure:
And one for sale:
http://www.subito.it/auto/volkswagen-altro-modello-1991-torino-128249169.htm