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PRICE LIST APRIL 2019 Carlo Abarth (15 November 1908 – 24 October 1979) Was Born in Vienna, Austria PRICE LIST APRIL 2019 Carlo Abarth (15 November 1908 – 24 October 1979) was born in Vienna, Austria. With an early passion for engines, speed and competition Abarth gained an apprenticeship for Castagna, in Italy, designing motorbike and bicycle chassis before returning to Austria in 1927 where he worked for Motor Thun and raced motorbikes, winning his first race in Salzburg in 1928. Abarth went on to be European champion five times before retiring following a serious accident. However, speed was in his blood and in 1933 he designed a sidecar with which he beat the Orient Express railway on the 1,300km stretch from Vienna to Ostend. Carlo Abarth founded the Abarth & C. company with Cisitalia racing driver Guido Scagliarini in Bologna on 31 March 1949 using his astrological sign, the Scorpio, as the company logo. The company’s stated purpose was: “the production of cars and complementary aggregates for sport and racing cars, as well as changes and improvements to sports and racing cars” The company had immediate success on track claiming second in the Mille Miglia endurance race and winning the Italian 1100 championship and Formula 2 title in its first year. Following successes on track Abarth’s exhaust system and tuning business became more prosperous with the first year’s production sold out. This success heralded the Abarth brand and in 1951, the first car to carry the Scorpion badge – the Abarth 1500 was built. Abarth went on to achieve the astonishing legacy of 10 world records, 133 international records and over 10,000 track victories. Today, over 70 years on from its origins Carlo Abarth’s vision to take modest everyday cars and achieve levels of performance that simply defied belief through the application of design and engineering excellence is more alive than ever. In Abarth showrooms you will find those same beliefs embodied in every Abarth product. Through the combination of a legacy or engineering prowess, advanced modern design and the latest technology you are able to benefit from the perfect blend of prodigious power, superb handling and fuel efficiency, all wrapped up with the inherent sporting character of a marque with racing in its soul. WEIGHT TO POWER RATIO 7.1 kg/HP DESIGN FEATURES PERFORMANCE FEATURES 16" 8-spoke alloy wheels with 195/45 tyres Front suspension with FSD (Frequency Selective Damping) technology ACCELERATION Matt black front and rear bumper inserts TTC (Torque Transfer Control) 0-62 mph Satin chrome finished handles and badge surrounds 284 x 22 mm Ventilated front brake discs Front bumper with honeycomb grille and embossed Abarth logo 240 x 11 mm Rear brake discs 7.8 sec. Body coloured mirrors with electric adjustment Twin exhausts with satin steel tailpipes COMFORT AUDIO / TECHNOLOGY MAX Abarth fabric sports seats with height adjustment 7" TFT instrument display with sports mode POWER Poly-elliptical headlights Uconnect™ 5" touchscreen DAB radio, Bluetooth® with 6 speakers, audio streaming and USB LED daytime running lights Uconnect™ LIVE Services 145 HP Fog lights Sports leather steering wheel with controls and satin-chrome detailing SPECIFIC Rear parking sensors (on Convertible only) POWER Electrically operated soft top (on Convertible only) OF 106 HP/l HATCHBACK MVS Code Basic Price VAT @ 20% Retail Price Total OTR Charges OTR Price 1.4 Tjet 145 hp Manual 150.16D.4 £12,684.12 £2,536.82 £15,220.94 £1,274.06 £16,495.00 CONVERTIBLE 1.4 Tjet 145 hp Manual 150.56D.4 £14,350.78 £2,870.16 £17,220.94 £1,274.06 £18,495.00 WEIGHT TO POWER RATIO 6.3 kg/HP DESIGN FEATURES PERFORMANCE FEATURES 17" Gran Turismo alloy wheels High performance BMC air filter ACCELERATION Painted black brake calipers TTC (Torque Transfer Control) 0-62 mph Body colour front and rear bumper inserts 284 x 22 mm Drilled and ventilated front brake discs Satin chrome finished mirror caps 240 x 11 mm Drilled rear brake discs 7.3 sec. Twin exhausts with satin steel tailpipes COMFORT Koni rear suspension with FSD technology (Frequency Selective Damping) Automatic zone climate control MAX Rain and dusk sensors AUDIO / TECHNOLOGY POWER Dark tinted rear quarter windows 7" TFT instrument display with sports mode Electrically operated soft top (only on Convertible) Uconnect™ radio 7" touchscreen DAB with 6 speakers, Bluetooth® with audio streaming and USB 165 HP Rear parking sensors Uconnect™ LIVE Services Leather Abarth sports seats Apple Carplay and Android Auto SPECIFIC POWER OF 121 HP/l HATCHBACK MVS Code Basic Price VAT @ 20% Retail Price Total OTR Charges OTR Price 1.4 Tjet 165 hp Manual 150.16E.4 £15,350.78 £3,070.16 £18,420.94 £1,274.06 £19,695.00 1.4 Tjet 165 hp MTA 150.16E.4 £16,475.78 £3,295.16 £19,770.94 £1,274.06 £21,045.00 CONVERTIBLE 1.4 Tjet 165 hp Manual 150.56E.4 £17,017.45 £3,403.49 £20,420.94 £1,274.06 £21,695.00 1.4 Tjet 165 hp MTA 150.56E.4 £18,142.45 £3,628.49 £21,770.94 £1,274.06 £23,045.00 WEIGHT TO POWER RATIO 5.8 kg/HP DESIGN FEATURES PERFORMANCE FEATURES 17" Corsa alloy wheels High performance BMC air filter ACCELERATION Alcantara® wrapped binnacle TTC (Torque Transfer Control) 0-62 mph Dashboard and exterior details in Anthracite Grey finishing 4-piston fixed front red painted brake calipers in aluminium by Brembo 305 x 28 mm Drilled and ventilated front brake discs 6.7 sec. COMFORT 240 x 11 mm Drilled rear brake discs Fabric Abarth Corsa racing seats by Sabelt with anthracite grey shell Koni front and rear suspension with FSD technology (Frequency Selective Damping) Sports steering wheel in leather and Alcantara® with carbon fibre detailing Dual Mode Record Monza exhaust system with four tailpipes MAX Electrically operated soft top (on Convertible only) POWER Rear parking sensors AUDIO / TECHNOLOGY 7" TFT instrument display with sports mode 180 HP Uconnect™ radio 7" touchscreen DAB with 6 speakers, Bluetooth® with audio streaming and USB Uconnect™ LIVE Services SPECIFIC Apple Carplay and Android Auto POWER OF 132 HP/l HATCHBACK MVS Code Basic Price VAT @ 20% Retail Price Total OTR Charges OTR Price 1.4 Tjet 180 hp Manual 150.16F.4 £17,100.78 £3,420.16 £20,520.94 £1,274.06 £21,795.00 1.4 Tjet 180 hp MTA 150.16F.4 £18,225.78 £3,645.16 £21,870.94 £1,274.06 £23,145.00 CONVERTIBLE 1.4 Tjet 180 hp Manual 150.56F.4 £18,767.45 £3,753.49 £22,520.94 £1,274.06 £23,795.00 1.4 Tjet 180 hp MTA 150.56F.4 £19,892.45 £3,978.49 £23,870.94 £1,274.06 £25,145.00 WEIGHT TO POWER RATIO 5.8 kg/HP DESIGN FEATURES PERFORMANCE FEATURES 17" Supersport Gloss Grey Alloy Wheels High performance BMC air filter ACCELERATION Black brake calipers TTC (Torque Transfer Control) 0-62 mph Satin chrome front and rear bumper inserts 4-piston fixed front Black painted brake calipers in aluminium by Brembo Satin chrome finished mirror caps 305 x 28 mm Drilled and ventilated front brake discs 6.7 sec. 240 x 11 mm Drilled rear brake discs COMFORT Koni front and rear suspension with FSD technology (Frequency Selective Damping) Carbon Fibre Dashboard Akrapovic Exhaust System MAX Automatic dual zone climate control POWER Dark tinted rear quarter windows AUDIO / TECHNOLOGY Electrically operated soft top (only on Convertible) 7" TFT Rivale instrument display 180 HP Rear parking sensors Uconnect™ radio 7" touchscreen DAB with NAV, 6 speakers, Bluetooth® with audio streaming Blue Leather Abarth sports seats and USB SPECIFIC Uconnect™ LIVE Services POWER Apple Carplay and Android Auto OF 132 HP/l HATCHBACK MVS Code Basic Price VAT @ 20% Retail Price Total OTR Charges OTR Price 1.4 Tjet 180 hp Manual* 150.16S.4 £18,850.78 £3,770.16 £22,620.94 £1,274.06 £23,895.00 1.4 Tjet 180 hp MTA* 150.16S.4 £19,975.78 £3,995.16 £23,970.94 £1,274.06 £25,245.00 CONVERTIBLE 1.4 Tjet 180 hp Manual* 150.56S.4 £20,517.45 £4,103.49 £24,620.94 £1,274.06 £25,895.00 1.4 Tjet 180 hp MTA* 150.56S.4 £21,642.45 £4,328.49 £25,970.94 £1,274.06 £27,245.00 * Whilst Stocks Last 595 595 695 595 595 695 OPTIONS 595 CODE PERFORMANCE PACK 595 CODE TURISMO COMPETIZIONE RIVALE TURISMO COMPETIZIONE RIVALE Carbon Pack (Carbon Fibre Front Inserts, Dashboard & Wing Mirrors) - £1,750 £1,750 - 17D Performance Pack with Black Leather 4 – Mechanical limited slip differential + Red Pack (Red Brake Calipers, Inserts, Abarth Side Stripes and Mirrors) £325 £325 - - 15V Scorpion antenna plug (6GD) 5 + 17" Esseesse alloy wheels + Sabelt leather/Alcantara® - - £3,000.00 - 98M Style Pack: Black (Bi-Xenon Headlights, Scorpion Antenna Plug, Black Leather Interior)1 - - £750 - 15Z seats with carbon fibre seat shells + Abarth side stripes, mirror covers front and rear 6 Style Pack: Natural (Bi-Xenon Headlights, Scorpion Antenna Plug, Natural Leather Interior)1 - - £750 - 16A bumper inserts in Red, Black or White (5HI/5HM/5HN) Yellow Seat Belts £150 - £150 - 7UV Performance Pack with Natural Leather 4 – Mechanical limited slip differential + Red Seat Belts £150 - £150 - 8S4 Scorpion antenna plug (6GD) 5 + 17" Esseesse alloy wheels + Sabelt leather/Alcantara® - - £3,000.00 - 98N Dark Tinted Rear Quarter Windows £175 n n n 070 seats with carbon fibre seat shells + Abarth side stripes, mirror covers front and rear bumper inserts in Red, Black or White (5HI/5HM/5HN) 6 Automatic Climate Control £300 n n n 140 Bi-Xenon Headlight £675 £675 £675 £675 230 Electric Glass Sunroof 1 £650 £650 £650 £650 400 AUDIO / TELEMATICS Brake Calipers: Red £175 £175 - - 4KM 7" Touchscreen radio with BT, USB & DAB £350 - - - 7Q9 Brake Calipers: Yellow £175 £175 - - 4TA 7" Touchscreen radio with NAV, BT, USB & DAB £700 n n n 7QC Brembo Pack: Black (Black Brembo Brake Calipers, Inserts, Abarth Side Stripes and Mirrors) - - £325 - 15X
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