To celebrate the first 75 years of the Abarth brand, the Stellantis Heritage department has decided to set up a temporary exhibition within its Heritage Hub, with vehicles arriving from the company collection and from private collectors who have donated their vintage cars .
Located at the entrance to the Turin museum complex, the exhibition consists of 38 examples from private collectors and Abarth cars owned by Stellantis, from the first 500 that Carlo Abarth developed, conquering six speed and duration records on the Monza circuit in 1958 , passing through the Abarth 1000 of the Sixties, up to the new Abarth 695 75° Anniversario, which pays homage to the history of the Scorpion and the famous 1.4 T-Jet engine.
The exhibition dedicated to the Scorpio also continues in the more internal spaces of the Heritage Hub, where other Abarth vintage cars are kept. The exhibition dedicated to the Abarth brand will be open to the public for approximately three months, starting from 12 April, by purchasing a ticket for the guided tour of the Heritage Hub.
"Telling the salient stages of the Abarth brand - commented Roberto Giolito, head of Stellantis Heritage (Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Lancia, Abarth) - allows us to discover record-breaking cars, revolutionary tuning kits and legendary races that have marked technological progress and sporting events. All this belongs to the history and present of Abarth, together with the work and pride of the people who have taken turns in the factories, offices and on the race circuits over time."
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