FIAT Month Magazine
November 2026 Highlights
- The Nullarbor Crossing: President Roger Beattie organised and personally led the 1926–2026 Centenary Transcontinental Crossing from Perth to Melbourne, a major 17-day event involving many club and interstate members.
- Paul Freame made Life Member: Long-time member and competitor Paul Freame, from a family with deep FCCV history, was awarded Life Membership at a recent club meeting.
- Maling Rd AutoClassico & Costumi Classico: The club put on a strong display of Fiats at a new Maling Road location, with Chris Dall'oste's Lancia Stratos recreation winning the European Excellence Award, while the Costumi Classico vintage fashion parade drew 26 participants and a big crowd.
- Come and Try Motorkhana at Avalon: FCCV and BMW Club of Victoria members ran a well-organised motorkhana with 32 entries, including eight women and three juniors, at Avalon on the AFL Grand Final public holiday.
- Team Italia at the AROCA 10 Hour: Five club members competed in Abarths, an Alfa and even a Honda Jazz in the AROCA 10 Hour Regularity Relay at Winton, enjoying a weekend of racing, camaraderie and plenty of food.
- 124 Register runs and community outreach: Joseph Sammut organised several well-attended 124 Register runs across Victoria, and members also represented the club at the Carlo Acutis School's Italian Day festivities in Woollert.
Victoria's Premier Fiat Enthusiast Club
Join members who share our collective love of all things Fiat. From vintage 1910 models to the latest releases, we celebrate them all.
Events & Meetings
Monthly meetings on the 2nd Thursday at the Veneto Club, Bulleen at 8pm. Join us for dinner from 6:30pm.
Motorsport
Compete in sprints, hill climbs, and motorkhanas. Perfect for beginners and experienced drivers alike.
Club Permits
Membership enables Club Permit Registration for your classic Fiat, allowing wider usage of your vehicle.
Our History
The Fiat Owners Club began in 1957 when around 40 people responded to an invitation from Fiat dealer Devon Motors to form a club dedicated to supporting Fiat owners in Victoria and building a strong social community around the marque.
More than sixty years later, the Fiat Car Club of Victoria remains the oldest Italian marque club in Victoria and one of the largest Fiat clubs in Australia.
With around 500 members each year, the club brings together Fiat enthusiasts through monthly meetings, motorsport events, car displays, cruises, and social activities celebrating Fiats from 1910 through to current models.
Members stay informed through our magazine, regular club updates, Facebook page, and website, while our committee continues to work hard to create opportunities for members to enjoy their cars and connect with the wider Fiat community.
We look forward to welcoming you to an event and sharing our passion for all things Fiat.
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