Fix it again, Tony

This is the roof of the original Fiat plant in Turin, Italy. It's laid out as a test track five stories above the street. The cars were built in a sort of vertical assembly line, reaching progressive stages of completion as they went up the floors, until reaching the roof for testing. No word on how they got them down from the roof. Based upon the notorious unreliability of their cars, I'd guess it involved throwing them off. Piclick for more photos.