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Abarth 595 1.4 T-Jet 145 70TH Anniversary

Fiat Abarth Convertible 595 1.4 T-Jet 145 70TH Anniversary

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Fuel Type

Petrol

Engine Size:

1368

Transmission

Manual

Emissions

154 G/KM

Efficiency

42.2 MPG

0 - 62MPH

7.8 Seconds

Standard Options

Additional Options

Technical Spec

Company Car Tax

Safety & Security Features

ABS With EBD

Window Airbags

Driver Knee Airbags

Front Side Airbags

Drivers Airbag

Immobiliser

Passengr Frnt Airbag

Exterior Features

Remote Central Locking

Foglights

041 Electric Mirrors

508 Rear Parking Sensors

Audio and Communications

7J0 DAB

7J2 5in Touchscreen Radio

Bluetooth

6 Speakers

USB Port

Interior Features

Driver Seat Height Adjustable

Electric Front Windows

50/50 Split Rear Seat

Adjustable Steering Wheel

Mechanical Features

Dualdrive Electric Power Steering

Front Suspension With FSD

ESP + ASR + MSR + Hill Holder + HBA

Wheels

5EV 16in 8 Spoke Anthracite Alloys

Interior Features

7UV Yellow Seat Belts : £125.00 exc. VAT

410 Electrochromatic Rear View Mirror : £104.17 exc. VAT

140 Automatic Climate Control : £250.00 exc. VAT

8S4 Red Seat Belts : £125.00 exc. VAT

8EW Carplay/Android Auto : £125.00 exc. VAT

Paint and Trim

61P Tri-Coats : £625.00 exc. VAT

Pastel Paint : £500.00 exc. VAT

Metallic Paint : £458.33 exc. VAT

Special Paint : £416.67 exc. VAT

0SB/0Q1 Special Paint : £625.00 exc. VAT

Pastel Paint : £291.67 exc. VAT

727 Coloured Leather Seats : £708.33 exc. VAT

732 Black Leather Seats : £708.33 exc. VAT

Pastel Paint : £291.67 exc. VAT

Metallic Paint : £666.67 exc. VAT

Pastel Paint: £250.00 exc. VAT

Wheels

55E 17in Sport Anthracite Alloys : £291.67 exc. VAT

5ER 16in 5 Spoke Retro Alloy : £166.67 exc. VAT

5FB 17in 5Spke Anthracte Diamnd Fnsh Aly: £291.67 exc. VAT

4AY 17in 10 Spoke Diamond Finish Alloys : £291.67 exc. VAT

Exterior Features

5HN Black Abarth Side Stripe And Mirrors: £166.67 exc. VAT

070 Dark Tinted Rear Quarter Windows : £145.83 exc. VAT

5HI Red Abarth Side Stripe And Mirrors : £166.67 exc. VAT

5HM White Abarth Side Stripe And Mirrors: £166.67 exc. VAT

230 Bi-Xenon Headlights : £562.50 exc. VAT

925~ Wind Stop : £145.83 exc. VAT

Audio and Communications

7Q9 7in Touchscrn Radio+DAB+Bluetoth+USB: £291.67 exc. VAT

4YG HiFi By Beats : £291.67 exc. VAT

7QC 7in Tchscrn Radio+NAV+BT+USB+DAB : £583.33 exc. VAT

Mechanical Features

4TA Yellow Brake Calipers : £145.83 exc. VAT

4KM Red Brake Calipers : £145.83 exc. VAT

Option Packs

15V Red Pack : £270.83 exc. VAT

665 Smoking Kit : £45.83 exc. VAT

Emissions

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CO2 Emissions:

154.00 g/km

Euro Emissions:

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Number of Seats:

4 Seats

Insurance Group:

Doors:

Performance

Power - BHP:

145.00 BHP

Top Speed:

130 mph

0 to 100 kph:

7.8 seconds

Power BHP:

145

Power PS:

146.91

Power KW:

108.13

Torque mkg:

151.9

Torque rpm:

3,000

Engine and Drive Train

Engine Size:

1,368cc

Engine Configuration:

4 Cylinder In-Line

Drive Type:

Front Wheel

Fuel Delivery:

Turbo

Front Brakes:

VENT DISC

Rear Brakes:

DISC

Height:

1,485mm

Fuel Consumption

MPG Urban:

35.80

MPG Extra Urban:

57.70

MPG Combined:

42.20

Vehicle Dimensions

Length:

3,660mm

Width:

1,627mm

Wheel Base:

2300mm

Weight and Capacities

Fuel Tank Size:

35 Litres

Boot Capacity:

0.1 Litres

Unladen Weight:

1,075kg

Towing Weight Braked:

800kg

Seats:

Tax Year	2018/19	2019/20	2020/21
BIK	32%	34%	36%
BIK Value	£5,731.20	£6,089.40	£6,447.60
Tax Payable at 20%	£1,146.24	£1,217.88	£1,289.52
Tax Payable at 40%	£2,292.48	£2,435.76	£2,579.04

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Fiat Abarth Convertible Review

Find out everything you need to know about the Fiat Abarth Convertible 595 1.4 T-Jet 145 70TH Anniversary

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Summary

Abarth has hit this nail squarely on the head. If you want the most stylish and funky warm hatch on the market, this is unquestionably it. The Abarth 595 looks great and is quick enough to entertain yet not so overblown that it brings with it massive bills. In short, it's perfectly pitched if you can afford the premium this variant demands over the existing 145bhp Abarth 500 model. Hotter versions of the DS3 come close, but Abarth has really upped the standard and offered all of those cool design cues in an even more distilled form. Of course, there will be some who sniff at the relatively modest 160 or 180bhp power outputs and claim that this car could be faster, ignoring the fact that extra power would probably ruin its delightful handling balance. Whether you choose the Trofeo, the Turismo or the Competizione, hard top or soft top, manual or MTA paddle shift gearbox, it's hard not to find a place in your heart for a car this cheeky. You'll need to keep an eye on the price you end up paying when looking at option packs, but other than that, there's not much cause for complaint here.

Background

The Abarth name might be a bit of a mystery to some younger buyers who won't remember it being plastered over hot Fiats of the Seventies and early Eighties. In case you were wondering, the Abarth name has been owned by Fiat since 1971, but it was originally the racing team of Karl Abarth, founded in Turin in 1949. A long and illustrious competition history lent the Scorpion badge quite some kudos and those of a certain age will go a little dewy eyed remembering cars like the Autobianchi A112 Abarth and the Fiat 131 Abarth. In later years, Fiat used the badge sparingly, although it appeared on some fairly undistinguished vehicles like the Fiat Stilo. These days, Abarth is a separate division, housed in the old Mirafiori factory. It's responsible for these Abarth 595 models, probably the best cars to wear the badge for many a year.

Driving Experience

Most Abarth 595 buyers choose a 160bhp 1.4-litre petrol turbo engine. In the great scheme of all things hot hatch, 160bhp isn't a huge hill of beans. You can get hatches with more than double that power output, but as recent developments in sports car manufacture has shown, more power isn't always analogous with more fun. There has to be a point somewhere that is just about right for the target market and prior to the introducton of the various '595' derivatives, Abarth reckoned this lay at about 140-145bhp in the form of its Abarth 500 model. Some potential owners though, it seemed, wanted more, hence the introduction of the 160bhp 595 series models. Then the subsequent announcement of a Competizione variant with an uprated 180bhp output. Flog the 160bhp version off the line and the 1.4-litre T-Jet turbocharged petrol engine will deliver 60mph to you in a mere 7.1 seconds en route to a top speed of 127mph. In the 180bhp Competizione derivative, those figures improve to 6.7s and 140mph. That should be quick enough to get your jollies, especially when peak torque is achieved at a mere 3,000rpm. Useable power in a small package? Brilliant. The engine uses an over-boost function which modulates the amount of available turbo boost and is activated by a sport button on the steering wheel. Carried over from the 500 model is Torque Transfer Control, which helps to improve the transfer of torque to the driven wheels. The car is fitted with a five-speed manual gearbox as standard or you can choose the MTA paddle-shift gearbox.

Design and Build

It's hard to go too far wrong with a donor vehicle as pretty as the Fiat 500, but making it look convincingly mad, bad and dangerous to know is an altogether tougher task. The essential character of the car changes from something a little bit cutesy and twee to something that is decidedly malevolent in its intent. The Competizione is identified by its 17"" alloys, red or yellow brake calipers, record grey paint, dark tinted rear windows and an optional opaque Abarth racing side stripe. Go for the Turismo instead and you'll get front brake discs which are cross-drilled and ventilated, while the rear discs are cross-drilled. For a more unique touch, there is the option to specify either red or yellow calipers. Over the brakes are the exclusive 17"" Abarth alloy wheels featuring the scorpion detail. Available exclusively to the 595 Turismo is the Abarth special two tone paint available in Grigio Pista (Racing Grey) or Rosso Officina (Works Red). The detail continues on the outside with titanium grey finished detailing of the front and rear grilles. The 'Trofeo' variant features 17-inch matt black 'Formula Alloy' wheels. On all 595 derivatives, the interior is snug, with the front two well supported by sports seats, though the rear chairs are best left for bags or very small kids. The boot is a paltry 185-litres and even when you fold the rear seats and load the car to the roof, there's only a little bit more room than you'd get in the boot of a BMW 7 Series.

Market and Model

Prices for the '595' models start at around £17,500, which gets you the 'Trofeo' variant. There's a £2,000 premium for the cabriolet bodystyle. Go for the 180bhp 'Competizione' 595 model and that price rises to around £20,000. A key 'Trofeo' feature is the 7-inch Uconnect infotainment system with Abarth Telemetry, which allows the owner to load famous European race tracks. Selecting them during track sessions brings up detailed maps and displays real-time tips to improve lap times. The driver can then access their recorded sessions and analyse their performance at any time. The Uconnect system is also equipped with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto - which pairs with an iPhone/Android Phone in the car allowing access to maps, music, and messaging, using voice assistance and Uconnect technology. The 'Turismo' derivative features Alutex trim for the pedals, footrest and door kick-plates, bespoke floor mats, machined aluminium fuel and oil filler caps and dark tinted rear windows. There's also upgraded front and rear dampers, automatic climate control, leather upholstery and xenon headlights. Go for the Competizione and you also get some beautiful Sabelt seats in fabric upholstery, a Monza exhaust upgrade and anthracite finished alloys.

Cost of Ownership

While it is possible to spend well over £20,000 on these cars, especially if you opt for one with a paddle shift gearchange, you can get all the fun for a saving of more than £2,000 below that figure if you opt for the entry level 595 'Turismo' or 'Trofeo' model, the versions that seem to represent the value in the range. That's if you don't accept the argument that for around £15,000, an ordinary 145bhp Abarth 500 variant offers most of what the 595 can deliver. That's an argument for another day. If you do go for the 595, then you should find that day to day running costs won't break the bank as its 1.4-litre T-Jet powerplant is one of those modern turbocharged engines that actually returns really good fuel economy if you're not constantly making the turbo do manic hamster wheel impressions. The quoted economy figure for a manual Abarth 595 Turismo is 52.3mpg on the combined cycle and even around town it'll manage 33.2mpg. Emissions are pegged at 155g/km. The manual Abarth 595 Competizione 180bhp manages 48.7mpg on the combined cycle. Residual values will be good if previous hot versions of the Fiat 500 are anything to go by and reliability seems to be improving after teething troubles with early cars. Expect insurance in the Group 28 region.

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