YES!
Although the coupe probably won't make commercial production, it may be Abarth's return to WRC! Source: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/abarth/201 ... 71929.html
Spy shots of the Abarth 124 Spider
A 220 bhp "EsseEsse" version? Sign me up! Source: http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/spy-shots/ ... n-the-gym/
ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
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ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
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Re: ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
Ka ching, ka ching!
Could be fun if they don't go overboard with the graphics, ala mid 70's Firebird.
Could be fun if they don't go overboard with the graphics, ala mid 70's Firebird.
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One owner since July 20, 1976
Amadio Motor, Jeannette, PA
One owner since July 20, 1976
Amadio Motor, Jeannette, PA
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Re: ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
There's so much potential for an absolute Beast! I just hope it's not priced out of Fiat customers' budgets
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1982 Spider 2000 (here to stay)
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Re: ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
Hi there,
here's an interesting alternative rendering,
found at autoblog.com:
http://www.autoblog.com/2015/12/02/fiat ... th-render/
Ciao,
Ralf
here's an interesting alternative rendering,
found at autoblog.com:
http://www.autoblog.com/2015/12/02/fiat ... th-render/
Ciao,
Ralf
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Re: ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
I have to give it to FIAT, they made Abarth a name people in the USA now recognize. When they were here before no one knew what the heck it was. They created a legend where none existed before.aevansgatech wrote:There's so much potential for an absolute Beast! I just hope it's not priced out of Fiat customers' budgets
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Re: ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
Really good point! Good marketing result.
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Re: ABARTH 124 Spider in the works
Brad
Many people did know what an Abarth was. It was not a Fiat but many Abarths were made from Fiats and other marques. Fiat was just a handy platform to work with.
There was really no way to modify an Abarth, you could do no more.
It would be fun if Fiat got serious and built a real Rally car with factory support again. The new cars are fun but to me (and other old people) they are not Abarths.
Mike
Many people did know what an Abarth was. It was not a Fiat but many Abarths were made from Fiats and other marques. Fiat was just a handy platform to work with.
There was really no way to modify an Abarth, you could do no more.
It would be fun if Fiat got serious and built a real Rally car with factory support again. The new cars are fun but to me (and other old people) they are not Abarths.
Mike
1974 124 Spider
1964 500 D
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1964 500 D
2012 500 Sport
1948 Ford 8N tractor (restored (don't drink and ebay))