2013 Fiat 500 Abarth on 2040-cars
Wesley Chapel, Florida, United States
2013 Fiat Abarth 500! I purchased this car new this past January and have enjoyed every second of owning it! It has slept in a nice dry garage since it was purchased to this day. The car comes factory with a 1.4L 4 cylinder that is turbocharged with a Garrett turbocharger. When in sport mode the motor produces 160HP and 170 FT Lbs of torque at 18 PSI! The car is a joy to drive, everyone who rides in it just smiles and laughs the whole time. Its a very misleading car. The car also gets 30mpg! If you have driven the regular Fiat 500 it does not compare to the Abarth. The Abarth is a completely different car. Acceleration in this is exciting, boost is instantaneous and there is power throughout the whole power band. The best feature though has to be the exhaust. The fiat engineers spend countless hours perfecting it. Everywhere I go people are surprised when I say the exhaust is stock. http://s1294.photobucket.com/user/jasonsax92/library/Abarth?sort=3&page=1 |
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As seen in the correct Italian/European light, Fiat is rightly dubbed a small car kingdom. This is not the marque's whole story, though, and it's certainly not a way Fiat appreciates being pigeonholed. But even the brand itself sort of has to admit that, in the end, without clever and right-priced smaller cars in its lineup, it might not even exist today.
Between the early 1980s and the dawn of the 21st century, however, the Fiat brand seemingly did everything it could to wreck itself and its core compact-car reputation by producing a series of certifiably unamazing cars that mostly looked drab and behaved below average. Just go have a gander at the Ritmo, the Uno, the Duna, the 1992-98 Cinquecento, 2004-07 Seicento/600, and the most recent European mega-flop, the Stilo, discontinued in 2008. Thankfully, almost right out of the gates since the mid-aughts, however, that has no longer been the case.