Autobianchi Bianchina

Additional Notes

• The Autobianchi Bianchina steering system relies on a steering box rather than a rack-and-pinion arrangement, which is reflected in the very small fluid capacity recorded across all variants.
• A capacity of 0.12 liter is specified for the Bianchina Berlina (1962-1969) steering box, a figure consistent with the modest lubricant volume a recirculating-ball or worm-type steering box of that era would hold.
• The Bianchina Berlina Special shares the identical 0.12 liter steering box capacity as the standard Berlina across the 1962-1969 production span, indicating no mechanical differentiation in the steering assembly between the two trim levels.
• The Bianchina Panoramica carries the same 0.12 liter steering box specification for 1962-1969, meaning the estate-bodied variant uses the same steering hardware as the sedan configurations.
• The Bianchina Van is also rated at 0.12 liter for the steering box across 1962-1969, placing the commercial variant on equal footing with the passenger-carrying body styles in terms of steering system fluid volume.
• All four variants share a normal use condition for the steering box specification, meaning the 0.12 liter capacity figure applies to standard operating circumstances rather than a severe-duty or first-change scenario.
• The uniformity of the 0.12 liter figure across the Berlina, Berlina Special, Panoramica, and Van suggests a common steering box unit was fitted throughout the Bianchina range during the 1962-1969 period.