D.I.M. Motor was a car manufacturer established by George E. Dimitriadis & Co. in Athens, Greece. The company became known for a small saloon car that was first displayed at the 1977 Geneva Motor Show.
This model was built using the mechanicals of the Fiat 126, including its rear-mounted 594cc engine. Its upright body was constructed from fibreglass and was designed to seat four passengers.
Following its debut, the car was showcased at numerous motor shows in subsequent years.