sub-species was the 1987 Fiat Brío - this utilized the original, pre-facelift, Brazilian bodywork from 1976 for a special bargain version with the 1.1 engine. The Brío was discontinued in 1989. Production and markets A total of 1,269,312 units were produced in Fiat's Brazilian factory in Betim, plus 232,807 units in the Sevel plant of Córdoba, Argentina. This includes Panoramas and Fiorinos; the total of three-door 147/Spazios built in Brazil (excluding CKD production) is 709,230. The 147 and derivatives were also assembled in the CCA plant in Bogotá, Colombia. Some Fiat 147s were exported to Europe, mainly with the diesel engine or with the Panorama bodywork. Aside from the two different fronts used (first and second facelift), they can also be differentiated from Italian-built Fiat 127s (and the corresponding Spanish-built Seat 127s) by the extractor vents in the rear three-quarter pillar. Works cited References External links Fiat 147 history 147 Front-wheel-drive vehicles Cars of Brazil Cars of Argentina Cars introduced in 1976 1980s cars