Abarth

The 1960s was the golden age of European motorsport, with two countries leading the saloon car field: Britain with the Mini and Italy with the Fiats 500 and 600. As their rivalry was further ignited by the creation of the Mini Cooper and Fiat Abarth,...

Author: Renato Donati, ISBN: 9788879116596, Published in May 2017, Flexibound, Italian Text, 280 pages This book is distinguished from other publications thanks to a number of innovative, original features. It gives centre place to the images of the...

Author: Elvio Deganello, Arturo Rizzoli, ISBN: 9788879114646, 191 pages, Soft Cover Book Text And Numerous Photos Of The Cars That Took Abarth From Modest Beginnings To Legendary Status. Pictures Include Many Racing Shots, Build, Technical And...

By: Brooklands Books . Carlo Abarth set up tuning cars in 1950. As most of the parts were for Fiats Fiat bought the Abarth name when the original company folded in 1971. The hot 124s, 131s and Stradas were really fast cars built to a common specification...

By: Andrea, David Sparrow . During the 1950s, Abarth started work on modified components with a number of manufacturers, but it was for its collaboration with Fiat that the company became renowned. During the early 1950s, Abarth’s business was...

By: John Tipler . Today, Fiat's superbly stylish 124 Spider is accepted internationally as a desirable classic car and its stablemate, the elegant 124 Coupé, is quickly gaining similar acceptance. That this recognition is deserved cannot be...

By: Brooklands Books . Abarth Gold Portfolio by Brooklands covers Road Tests, Touring, Model Introductions, Specifications, History, Drviers Reports, Performance Data... Covers Allemano, Bialbero, Zagato, Fiat, Simca, Porshe Carrera   Other Details...