Fiat’s tuning workshop Abarth has released details for two new performance kits for the Grande Punto Abarth: the Assetto and esseesse (read: SS, for Super Sport) kits. Starting with the standard ...

Pogea Racing is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, and the company has been working on a freakish project that has been completed in time for the occasion. Four years of testing and ...

The Fiata is more than just a Mazda MX-5 Miata with Fiat badging and a different engine. The go-faster Abarth variant, for example, is an idea more powerful than its Japanese sibling. But at the end ...

View post: Ferrari Dominates Mecum Indy As Top 10 Classics Sell For $74 Million Wearing a Campovolo Gray paint scheme with white accents – and carrying that EsseEsse tag – this Punto gets a slight ...

If you're a fan of the electric Fiat 500e but fancy something a bit sportier, then Abarth has the answer. Just as it does with the regular 500, the Abarth tuning house has added extra power, stiffened ...

The Abarth (pronounced "ah-bart," as near as we can gather) is the hot rod of the Fiat 500 lineup. Carlo (nee Karl) Abarth started tuning Fiats to support his passion for racing more than 60 years ago ...

This year's Geneva motor show marks the first anniversary of Fiat's resurrection of its Abarth tuning arm. To celebrate, it will debut the 500 Abarth. The show car will feature a 1.4-liter, ...

Abarth may tune Fiat 500L: report The European boss of Abarth says the Italian tuning division is looking to expand its range and has hinted the Fiat 500L could be the next model to benefit from a ...

FCA’s (or is that now Stellantis's) heritage hub in Turin is home to many of its greatest hits, from early 500s to secret projects undertaken on behalf of its bigger brands. Here are some of the ...

It was, instead, a company on the edge of a corporate handover, with Carlo Abarth slowly being pulled into Fiat’s orbit. And just before that happened, there was one final attempt to show the world ...

How much differentiation is it possible to bake into two cars built off the same architecture and assembled on the same line? Apparently pretty darned much in the case of the MX-5/124 "Fiata" siblings ...