Fiat Launches performance brand - Abarth
Fiat India drives in the performance subsidiary brand, Abarth, at the ongoing 12th Indian Auto Expo. Abarth are the sportier versions of the existing models of the Fiat lineup. These vehicles are distinguished by Abarth decals, revamped bumpers, headlamps and powerful engine. Fiat India is expanding its lineup and improving the after sales service, as speculated that the Fiat will introduce Abarth performance range and voila Fiat Introduced it on the very first day of the Expo.
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At the Abarth space in the Fiat Stand, the Italian major is showcasing the two awesome looking Fiat 500 in Red and white. The car displays aggressive stance, initially it will be imported, but later, it is expected that Fiat will make Abarth products including the 500 Abarth locally to keep the price as low as possible.

Abarth fueled 500 is expected to come with 137bhp on tap, 1.4-litre turbo engine, which imparts peppiness in this little beast. The Suspensions and dampers would be stiffer to compliment the powertrain.
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