FIAL (Italy) - AllCarIndex

Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Legnano, commonly referred to as F.IA.L., was an Italian automobile manufacturer based in Milan. The company operated between 1906 and 1908, during which it produced a limited number of vehicles.

F.IA.L. specialized in light cars, offering models powered by either an 8 horsepower vertical-twin engine or a 10/12 horsepower four-cylinder engine. The vehicles produced by the company were also known by the name Legnano. Despite the brief period of production, the brand left a mark in automotive history.

Only a small number of F.IA.L. cars were manufactured, and today, two examples of these vehicles are known to survive. One is housed in the Museo dell'Automobile in Turin, Italy, while the other is located in Australia, serving as a testament to the brand's legacy in early automotive engineering.