A. Ellados Poker 126

A. Ellados (Autokinitoviomihania Ellados) was a Greek car maker founded in Athens in 1975 by a group of businessmen that included the owners of the company importing Fiat cars into Greece. Its main product was the Scout 127, a Fiat 127-based leisure vehicle built under licence from the Italian firm Fissore and later renamed Amico 127. In 1978 the company moved into a larger factory in Thebes (Thiva).

That same year it launched the Poker 126, an Italian-designed leisure car based on the Fiat 126 and sold only in Greece. It is very rare: just 253 were sold.

In total A. Ellados built 6,620 vehicles, of which 6,021 were Scout/Amico 127s. Production ended in 1984, when a change in Greek law reduced demand for such vehicles.