1972 - 1981 Autobello Aria
Small car. Great innovations.
First showcased in 1971, the Aria was created as a replacement for the well-proven, but aging Piccolina. The car featured an innovative hatchback chassis, with a large tailgate in place of a bootlid, and a state-of-the-art drivetrain, where the engine, mounted transverse in front of the car, powered the front wheels via an end-on gearbox.
With its wide range of powerplants and trims, from a basic 1.0L Standard model to a sporty 1.5L twincam Corse version, the car instantly captured the supermini market. It has since cemented its place in automotive history as the template for modern superminis and a pioneer of the car industry.
The Autobello Aria is a supermini based on the Fiat 127, featuring plenty of configs, parts, and a whole lot of fun.









Features:
- Fully scratch-made 3d models and custom jbeam
- Working animated wipers, with custom lua and sounds
- 20 different configs
- Dozens of parts
- 4 engine options with different tuning parts
- Mid-engine chassis with a motorbike engine swap
- Full career mode support
- 7 sets of high-quality wheels
- Italian wackiness and tons of fun

Known Issues:
- Stripped interior is purely visual and doesn't remove any weight
- Motorbike electric reverse isn't actually electric
- Rear wheels can become wobbly when driving with handbrake on
- The rear edge of the roof counts as a coupler

Credits
Kajzer
Acrain7