Fiat Dino Coupe

Because engine rebuilds are so expensive on these the condition of the engine has a big part, second would be rust. You have to have that info before you can zero in on a price.

 

Buy it now because next year it will be worth half a million dollars!

 

I believe those have the 246 dino motors in them.

 

Correct but most have the 206

 

Which means... more money to rebuild it than the car is worth.

 

That is a first series, 2000 V6 engined car (206 motor, not 246)

Therefore, all alloy 2000 engine (246 had cast-iron block), live rear axle (246 had independent rear), Fiat transmission (246 was ZF) and assembled at Fiat's Rivolta plant (246s were assembled at Maranello)

Very tough to give a value without more info, but prices are on the up. If it has its original engine (and not a 4 cyiinder 124 motor) and it runs, goes, stops etc - then it's worth $30k-$45k depending on body, paint, rust, servicing history etc.

-Richard

 

If this Fiat was fitted with a typical Fiat motor of the time, it would be a $7-10K car.

 

But it's not, it's a Fiat Dino. The Dino brand is unique