Zastava 750

The Zastava 750 is a compact subcompact car produced by the Yugoslavian company Zastava between 1955 and 1985. Based on the Italian Fiat 600, the model became popular in Yugoslavia as an affordable and practical vehicle for the general public.

The Zastava 750 was equipped with a small, air-cooled 767 cc four-cylinder engine producing between 25 and 30 hp. Its low weight and compact design made it ideal for narrow streets and urban traffic.

Its distinctive design with rounded shapes and rear-engine layout made it a popular vehicle, often affectionately referred to as the "Fićo." Today, the Zastava 750 is a symbol of Yugoslav automotive history and is cherished by enthusiasts as a retro classic.