still available today. Schult The Schult X1/9 kit was produced in Germany and could again be likened to have taken some inspiration from the Testarossa style, but with more angular lines. Current availability for the Schult conversion is unknown. The X1/9 Today UK In 2020, fewer than 300 X1/9s are road legal in the UK. There is, however, an active owners club and with over 1,000 registered SORN plenty of scope for this to increase. The club produces a quarterly magazine, attends and organises events, and provides advice on the maintenance of the car. USA and Canada While over 100,000 of the approximately 160,000 X1/9s produced by FIAT and Bertone were sold in the USA and Canada, a mere fraction of that number remain on the roads of those two countries. The latest available figures are from the fall of 2018, at which time 1,034 X1/9s were legally plated for road operation in the USA and 115 were legally plated for road operation in Canada. See also Corona Dardo, a Fiat X1/9 replica sold by Fiat dealers in Brazil. Notes X1/9 is correctly pronounced in Italian as Icsunonove: 'x' (ics) 'one' (uno) 'nine' (nove). Phonetically iks-oo-no-nov-eh. English speaking countries pronounce the name as 'x-one-nine'. References External links – About the first X1/9 racecar from Scuderia Filipinetti The Bertone Runabout concept-car - History by Tobias Berger 1969 Bertone Runabout Information X1/9 North America forum X1 9 Mid-engined cars Rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive vehicles Coupés Roadsters 1980s cars Cars introduced in 1972 Bertone vehicles Cars powered by transverse 4-cylinder engines