FSM

Fabryka Samochodów Małolitrażowych (FSM) was a Polish small-car manufacturer established in the early 1970s to produce compact passenger cars under license and for the domestic market. FSM is best known for building licensed Fiat models in Poland, most famously the Fiat 126p (commonly called the "Maluch") and later small Fiat designs such as the Cinquecento, produced in plants in Bielsko-Biała and Tychy. There is limited public documentation describing a distinct, evolving FSM corporate logo; most visual identity associated with FSM on cars and factory signage was the Fiat-backed model badging and later the Fiat Auto Poland identity after privatization. In the 1990s FSM's operations were integrated into Fiat Auto Poland as the company transitioned from state-owned manufacturing toward full incorporation into Fiat's European manufacturing network.