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How about some more details on the 500 Abarth's engine.
1.4 16v petrol Turbo engine that delivers a maximum power of 135 bhp (99 Kw) at 5500 rpm and a maximum torque of 206 Nm at 3000 rpm in 'Sport' mode (in 'Normal' mode, the torque remains 180 Nm at 2500 rpm).
The engine is a 1368 cm3 4 cylinder 16 valve unit (turbo charged with a fixed geometry IHI RHF3-P turbocharger) that delivers Pandora Bracelets Sale exhilarating performance. Top speed is 205 km/h while acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes place in just 7.9 seconds. This is partly achieved by the overboost function, activated by the 'Sport' button that modulates control unit mapping and turbo pressure in addition to load on the steering wheel.
The Abarth's engine development was oversaw by Paolo Martinelli, head of the Petrol Engine Development division at Fiat Powertrain Technology and previously head of Scuderia Ferrari's Engine Department from 1994 to 2006 (who was responsible for developing the Ferrari V10 Formula One engines that won 6 constructor championships).
The front end makes a specific statement that the 500 Abarth is an out-and-out GT: the three-part pattern formed by the air intakes comprises a central intake that is larger than on the basic model, and an upper slot (above the number plates) that is also wider. The two symmetrical 'nostrils' on either side of the bumpers correspond exactly to the position of two corresponding intercoolers that can be seen through the openings and are there to ensure air is able to flow in and out.
The front end bumper cap has been shifted forward to create the space needed for the turbocharger. This makes the side profile of the 500 Abarth more pronounced and striking in pitch-perfect Abarth tradition: on the 850 TC and 1000 TC models, no-nonsense external manifolds were a recognizable feature of the brand. The Abarth logo 'floats' on a finned surface that acts as an additional air intake.
A special bumper, aerodynamic extractor, twin exhaust terminal and tailgate spoiler that give it a sporting look but also excellent aerodynamic performance. A scorpion logo is printed above the silencer, just as on the historical Abarth exhausts.
The wheel rims, available in 16 and 17 inch sizes, come in different styles: from multi-spoked rims to rims bordered by holes.
The out-and-out racing interiors on the 500 Abarth feature specific instruments and an analogue pressure gauge used to measure the turbo pressure. The pressure gauge contains a 'GSI' (Gear Shift Indicator) that turns on an LED to encourage the driver to shift gear.
The main gauge, with sporting graphics, is lipped on top to offer further protection against glare while the three-spoke steering wheel incorporates molded grips for the thumbs and is leveled off at the base to ensure increased passenger room and space for adjustment.
The aluminum pedals with rubber inserts also reveal a clear racing vocation, as does the gear knob (leather trimmed with a more ergonomic grip for sporty use) and handbrake lever grip (also in leather).
The seats with head restraints built into the back rest also reveal a special Abarth design with a wraparound configuration http://www.jewellerycharmsale.co.uk/ in order to hold the body tightly in position even when cornering. They can be trimmed in leather, in two black or red specifications, or in two types of different cloth.
The Abarth 500 "Assetto Corse" is a super car produced directly by the manufacturer and sold "race ready" to drivers via the dealer network. With an exterior by the Fiat Group Automobiles Styling Center and Pandora UK Sale innards by the Abarth engineering team, masterfully put together at the new Abarth Mirafiori plant in Torino, the Abarth 500 "Assetto Corse" sports a full racing outfit, with a 16-valve 1400 cc engine putting out 190 horsepower, wider tracks, white 17 inch ultralight alloy racing wheels, low road-hugging ride, competition rear view mirrors and clear space for number stickers on the sides.
the front end of the Abarth 500 "Assetto Corse" bears a badge with the Abarth logo and, below it, extra-wide bumper with air dam and Pandora Charms screen-printed grille in lieu of the standard production version's plastic louvers. The deck lid features classic hood clips along with carbon fiber air scoops emblazoned with the Abarth Scorpion. At the rear, the car has a white fin spoiler, Abarth logo and twin tailpipes.
Inside, the Abarth 500 "Assetto Corse" is equipped with a race-certified roll cage, completely hollow to make the car faster and lighter: it weighs in at around 120 kg less than the road-going version. And with racing spec seats and steering wheel,
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