When Fiat first brought over the venerable Abarth badge in 2012, we could hardly contain ourselves with excitement. Our love for thescorpionebadge has dimmed since then, with the only Abarth to speak ...
The iconic Alfa Romeo 4C is making a brief comeback, and Abarth is to blame for it, as the brand glued its famous scorpion on the rear of the model. The two-door sports coupe that was discontinued ...
Abarth is celebrating their 75 th anniversary and they’re doing it in style with a new sports car. Set to be produced and sold by Stellantis Heritage, the model is known as the Abarth Classiche 1300 ...
Abarth Classiche may not be as well-known as some classic operations from Italian manufacturers, but it’s actually been up and running for a few years now, exhibiting classic Scorpion-badged cars and ...
The Abarth 124 Spider is just a re-bodied Mazda MX-5, and after the recent updates from Japan, it doesn't even have a power advantage. However, Abarth makes much better race cars, like this GT4 ...
Since 1949, Abarth has been giving the venerable Italian brand, Fiat, a patina of performance, based largely on giant-killing feats in small modified cars like the Fiat 600 of the 1960s. More recently ...
The Alfa Romeo 4C, an unappreciated midengine sports car that lived longer than anyone ever expected it to, is getting a proper send-off in the form of a one-off, coachbuilt special edition built by ...
If you take the original 4C Concept and sprinkle a few modern Alfa Romeo design cues on it, you might just end up with something that looks very menacing indeed. The way designer Khashayar Jenabi went ...
The Stellantis of 2025 is like a dead-brand-walking factory outlet. Fiat, in particular, seems deader than a rust-belt shopping mall in this country. In the first quarter of 2025, the brand sold fewer ...
Stellantis is in a chaotic place right now. Chrysler sells one van as its entire lineup, Dodge can't sell its new EV muscle car, the six-cylinder Hemi replacement isn't popular with Ram customers, ...
Since 1949, Abarth has been giving the venerable Italian brand, Fiat, a patina of performance, based largely on giant-killing feats in small modified cars like the Fiat 600 of the 1960s. More recently ...