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									The new Abarth 695 "Tributo Ferrari" is 
									distinguished by a number of stylistic 
									changes, but more importantly by substantial 
									modifications developed by Abarth and 
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									On the outside, the 695 "Tributo Ferrari" is 
									finished in Scuderia Red, with carbon fibre 
									door mirrors and with details like the 
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								The 
								Abarth 695 “Tributo Ferrari” makes its world 
								debut at Frankfurt and the Scorpion brand has 
								today revealed full details of this exciting new 
								car. This new performance version 
								of the Abarth 500 confirms the link between 
								Abarth and Ferrari based on shared values that 
								include a passion for performance, a racing 
								soul, attention to detail and Italian style. 
								 
								Abarth and Ferrari are two great names that have 
								contributed, with conviction and dedication, to 
								the legend of Italian racing that is known 
								around the world. The legendary men behind both 
								marques followed very similar careers: first 
								drivers, then tuners and finally heads of 
								companies that command genuine respect in the 
								world of motor racing. These extraordinary men 
								were associated in the past: in 1953, for 
								example, a unique Ferrari-Abarth was born, the 
								Ferrari 166/250 MM Abarth. The car raced in 
								various international trophies including the 
								legendary Mille Miglia. The tie between the two 
								companies has been reinforced above all by the 
								exhaust systems designed by Abarth specifically 
								for the cars built at Maranello: numerous 
								exhaust systems have been made for various 
								Ferrari models, some of which have won World 
								Championship titles. 
								 
								The two brands have recently renewed their 
								collaboration. The first result of this was the 
								supply of a limited and numbered series of 
								Abarth 500’s to Ferrari’s European dealers in 
								recent months for use as “courtesy cars”.  
								 
								Now, attention turns to the new Abarth 695 
								“Tributo Ferrari”, an exclusive vehicle that not 
								only enables Abarth to extend its range by 
								entering into the luxury sports car market, but 
								also offers Ferrari customers a small but 
								exciting small car for all their mobility needs, 
								including practical urban mobility. 
								The new Abarth 695 “Tributo Ferrari” is 
								distinguished by a number of stylistic changes, 
								but more importantly by substantial 
								modifications developed by Abarth and Ferrari 
								engineers. The engine, for a start, is a 1.4 
								Turbo T-Jet 16v, tuned to develop over 180 HP. 
								This is combined with an MTA (Manual 
								Transmission Automated) electromechanical 
								gearbox with race-inspired paddle gearshift that 
								makes full use of the engine’s performance by 
								reducing gearshift times. 
								 
								To improve acceleration, the car is fitted with 
								performance tyres on 17’’ alloy wheels featuring 
								a design inspired by Ferrari wheels. The 
								suspension and braking systems have also been 
								strengthened to cope with the extra power: 284 
								mm multi-section discs with fixed four-piston 
								calipers, both by Brembo, and special shock 
								absorbers let you enjoy performance in total 
								safety. And of course there is a “Record Monza” 
								variable back-pressure “dual mode” exhaust, 
								designed to improve engine performance and 
								deliver an inspiring sound over 3,000 rpm. 
								 
								On the outside, the car is finished in Scuderia 
								Red, with carbon fibre door mirrors and with 
								details like the wheels and rear air intakes in 
								Racing Grey. This new Abarth is equipped with 
								Xenon headlights with dipped and main beam 
								functions for improved light emission and 
								excellent efficiency under all weather 
								conditions. Made by Magneti Marelli Automotive 
								Lighting, these elements deliver three times the 
								light intensity and duration of standard halogen 
								lamp headlights. 
								 
								The interiors are also personalised and 
								demonstrate the attention to detail and the 
								sporting style that are common to both brands. 
								“Abarth Corsa by Sabelt” seats are fitted and 
								finished in black leather with a shell and seat 
								base in carbon fibre. These seats offer a 
								perfect blend of racing characteristics – light 
								weight (10 kg less than the standard seat) and 
								the ability hold the body steady against lateral 
								and longitudinal forces, thanks to body support 
								elements filled with crush-resistant foam – with 
								the ergonomics and comfort of road seats.  
								 
								The black leather steering wheel is 
								characterised by red leather inserts and a 
								tricolour hub on which the MTA gearshift paddles 
								are mounted, while the instrument panel is 
								specially made by Jaeger, and inspired by 
								typical Ferrari instrumentation. Attention to 
								detail has gone into the floor too: the foot 
								wells are covered entirely in non-slip aluminium 
								and the racing pedals are personalised with the 
								Scorpion logo. The interior is embellished with 
								other details too, like special kick plates and 
								a plate bearing the vehicle series number.
					Technical specifications - Abarth 695 
					“Tributo Ferrari” 
					Engine 
					 
					4 cylinders in line, 4 valves per 
					cylinder, 1368 cc 
					Power output: over 180 HP at 5,750 rpm 
					Peak torque 230 Nm at 3,300 rpm 
					Turbocharged with fixed geometry Garrett 1446 turbocharger 
					 
					Transmission 
					5-speed C510 gearbox 
					 
					Suspension 
					Front: MacPherson struts 
					with anti-roll bar 
					Rear: wheels interconnected through a torsion beam with 
					anti-roll bar 
					Lowered sports setup with special shock absorbers 
					 
					Steering system 
					Electric power steering 
					with SPORT setting 
					 
					Brakes 
					Brembo fixed front calipers 
					with 4 x ø 36/40 mm pistons 
					Self-ventilated, multi-section front discs, diameter 285 x 
					28 mm 
					Floating rear calipers with single ø 34 mm pistons 
					240 mm diameter x 11 mm rear discs 
					HP 1000 high performance front brake pads 
					 
					Wheels 
					Special Abarth Style 7”x17” 
					ET 35 wheels 
					205/40 ZR17 tyres 
					 
					Ecology 
					Complies with Euro 5 EEC-F5 
					standard 
					CO2 emissions 155 g/km 
					 
					Performance 
					Top speed – 225 km/h 
					Acceleration 0-100 km/h in under 7 seconds 
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