Interesting Facts About the Abarth 595 312
The Abarth 595 made its dramatic debut in 1963 when Carlo Abarth unveiled it at the Turin Motor Show, instantly reshaping how enthusiasts viewed small sports cars. Over the decades, the model has become a celebrated symbol of Italian performance engineering.
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Debut at the Turin Motor Show (1963)
In 1963, Carlo Abarth introduced the Fiat‑Abarth 595 at the Turin Motor Show, a launch that changed the perception of compact sports cars forever. This high‑energy debut marked the beginning of the 595’s long‑standing reputation for pure adrenaline.
First Special Series – 595SS (1964)
Just a year after its debut, Abarth released the 595SS special series in 1964. The model delivered 32 hp and could reach a top speed of 130 km/h, showcasing the brand’s commitment to extracting performance from a tiny footprint.
Abarth’s Racing Roots Fuel the 595’s DNA
Abarth & C. S.p.A. was founded by Italo‑Austrian racer Carlo Abarth in 1949, with its first vehicle being the 204 A Roadster built on a FIAT 1100 platform. This racing heritage laid the groundwork for the 595’s performance‑focused design and enduring appeal.
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