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Highlighted 2012 FIAT 500 ABARTH Features

• 1.4L MultiAir Turbo Engine
• ‘Small but Wicked’
• World Class Performance and Precision
• Aggressive Styling
• Lightweight, track tuned handling

2012 FIAT 500 ABARTH Review

Running deep in the 500 Abarth’s blood is the spirit of racing legend Karl Abarth, who believed in “small but wicked” cars. During the 1950s, Abarth was known for transforming small, lightweight everyday cars into track-ready beasts, and his spirit is reflected in this type-A Cinquecento, which receives a sport-tuned suspension, bigger wheels, and a more muscular stance than its mild-mannered counterpart. -Motortrend

The Abarth features a unique MacPherson suspension design with a 40-percent stiffer spring rate and 0.6-inch lower ride height over the base car, helping to reduce body roll and improve overall handling. In addition, the micro-car utilizes an Abarth-tuned electronic stability control system (On, Partial Off, Full Off) that works with Fiat’s Torque Transfer Control system to maximize throttle performance during hard cornering. The Abarth’s “Sport” mode further maximizes the driving experience by tightening steering feel, sharpening throttle response, and quickening shift times. – Motortrend

Bringing the 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth to the U.S. enables us to reach out to driving enthusiasts who want Italian performance at an attainable price. –Oliver Francois, head of Fiat Brand

To complement the fiercer hardware, the cutie-pie face of the 500 gets more aggressive. The Abarth’s front fascia has a larger intake opening, accented by a subtle chin spoiler. There are new rocker extensions and the rear bumper hosts a diffuser with dual exhaust pipes. Other unique exterior items include a roof-mounted spoiler, red brake calipers and mirror caps, and Abarth’s signature scorpion logos and decals. –Car and Driver

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