Abarth

Abarth, the Italian marque, carved its niche in automotive history through a potent combination of tuning prowess and motorsport success. Founded by Carlo Abarth in 1949, the company initially focused on performance enhancements for Fiat vehicles. Abarth's signature was the scorpion emblem, a symbol of the brand's sting.

Early successes in racing, particularly with modified Fiat 600s, cemented Abarth's reputation. The brand's dedication to lightweight construction and engine modifications yielded impressive results, dominating various racing categories. While Abarth's influence waned over time, the name has been revived, continuing to offer performance-oriented versions of Fiat models. Though the modern iterations lack the raw, independent spirit of the original, the Abarth name still evokes a legacy of Italian performance.