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Abarth has one Sports Car currently on sale in Australia. The starting price of a Abarth Sports Car is $41,990 and tops out at $43,990 and is available with Turbo Multi Point Fuel Injection. Abarth Sports Car are available in premium unleaded petrol.

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Abarth Sports Car News

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A new Australian government regulation around autonomous emergency braking has led multiple auto brands to discontinue certain models.

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Car giant Stellantis' CEO says he will off-load brands if they don't perform, and the company's CFO has left the door open for Maserati to leave the fold.

1 Year Ago

Abarth not wet enough for you? How about Aboat?

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Abarth not wet enough for you? How about Aboat?

This Abarth boat is officially signed off by the carmaker, and produces more power than the brand’s road-going vehicles.

1 Year Ago

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The small EVs with the longest range in Australia

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1 Year Ago

The most fuel efficient micro and light cars in Australia

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The most fuel efficient micro and light cars in Australia

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1 Year Ago

The micro and light cars with the most boot space in Australia

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Small cars needn't have tiny boots. Need proof? Check out the top options on our list.

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Abarth Sports Car Reviews

James Wong

Good

2024 Abarth 500e review

The Abarth 500e takes an age-old formula and electrifies it for the modern era. It's fast, fun, and flawed – that's exactly why I love it.

2 Years Ago

Abarth Sports Car FAQs

The cheapest Abarth Sports Car is the 124 Convertible that starts from $41,990., with the model range going all the way to $49,580 for the 124 Convertible

The most expensive Abarth Sports Car is the 124 Convertible that starts from $49,580.

The best towing capacity of a Abarth Sports Car is offered by the 124 Convertible which can tow 0Kg.

The largest Abarth Sports Car is the 124 Convertible which measures 1740mm wide, 4054mm in length and sits 1233mm tall.

The most powerful Abarth Sports Car is the 124 Convertible which has 125 kW of power and 2500nm of torque from its Turbo engine.

There are 1 Abarth Sports Car sold in Australia, including the and 124.

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Electric Fiat, Abarth 500e prices slashed by upwards of $20,000