Fiat has taken customization to the next level with the launch of their new “Fuori Serie” program for the Abarth range at the Paris Motor Show.
From now on, only models built for this series will get the 695 name and get the full 180 horsepower from the 1.4-liter turbo.
This is the very first product of the range, built as a demonstrator with the same livery as the Fiat Abarth 131 Mirafiori "Olio Fiat" rally car from the 70s. As you can see from this video shot by Marchettino, it has special two-tone paint, a scoop and a vent on the bonnet and carbon fiber mirror housings.
"With the 'Fuori Serie' programme, customers will have the chance to talk personally with the manufacturer to have their Abarths customized down to the smallest detail by a team of specialized Abarth designers, engineers and mechanics," Fiat said.
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