Abarth is an Italian racing and road car maker founded in 1949 and owned by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
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Abarth not wet enough for you? How about Aboat?Jordan Mulach This Abarth boat is officially signed off by the carmaker, and produces more power than the brand’s road-going vehicles.1 year ago
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Abarth revives Alfa Romeo 4C with retro limited-production carJack Quick Only five examples of this new Alfa Romeo 4C-based Abarth two-door sports car will be produced. Orders have already opened.1 year ago
2024 Abarth 500e reviewJames Wong The Abarth 500e takes an age-old formula and electrifies it for the modern era. It's fast, fun, and flawed – that's exactly why I love it.1 year ago
Abarth 600e electric car is Italian brand's most powerful vehicle yetJames Gelding Abarth has revealed its most powerful model yet, but there are no plans for the electric 600e to come to Australia.1 year ago
2024 Abarth 695 price and specsJames Wong The pint-sized Abarth 695 hot hatch will be getting some running changes from November, with prices also increasing by $1500.2 years ago
