The New Sport Car Of 2017 Fiat 124

2017 Fiat 124 review - At the end of 2015, Fiat entered a new sports car niche by launching the 124 Spider, neo-retro interpretation of the roadster class was originally built between 1966 and 1982. Based on the ND-generation Mazda Miata, a compact two-seater received the styling of its own and this powerplant based on the Abarth 500 , In early 2016, Fiat do what the rest of the industry is expected to do: show off version of the Abarth 124 with a sporty appearance and a more powerful engine. But while the standard of 2017 Fiat 124 already made it to the US, only Abarth unveiled on European specifications, leaving North America to wait for its own roadster Scorpion-badged.

Waiting ends in 2016 New York Auto Show, where Fiat launched the 2017 Fiat 124 Spider Abarth Elaborazione.

2017 Fiat 124 Abarth Style

Although powered by the standard engine of 2017 Fiat 124, the Elaborazione is sporty with Spider ordinary proposition, featuring a variety of add-ons that are not available with the stock model. The styling is inspired by the Euro-spec Abarth models, while the interior has enough stuff to stand out. While the drivetrain is as standard as they get, the chassis offers a lot of new components that are designed to provide a more engaging experience behind the wheel. All told, Elaborazione developed for the slot between the standard 124 Spider and more powerful and sporty of 2017 Fiat 124 Abarth. It may not have the Scorpion badge on the nose, but it was more than worthy of the name Abarth.

Style of 2017 Fiat 124, Elaborazione is the Abarth 124 without badge Scorpion and some minor features. In front, it sports the same honeycomb mesh grille, air vents with black plastic surround, larger, lower grille revisions with integrated foglamps, and a matte black hood. The only feature missing here is the Abarth Scorpion badges and red lines on the splitter.

 

The interior of 2017 Fiat 124 have smooth changes, but so also were applied to the 124 Abarth. For Elaborazione, Fiat went with the red (Rosso) stitching on leather-wrapped steering wheel, instrument cluster hood, lower instrument panel, and the parking brake, and matte-black dashboard bezels.To set it further apart from the standard 124 Spider, Italy also add custom instrument cluster, sport aluminum pedal accents, and unique gear shift knob. Thanks for visit lads.