Another twingo rival?

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DrDrew

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I know there's a few on here that like(d) the 100HP panda in current guise, so it looks like there might be another rival on the cards for the new twingo RS.

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Can't really see it sounding too great with a turbo 2cyl 875cc engine, but I guess we'll have to wait and see.
https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/274942/abarth_panda_for_15k.html
 
I had a panda 100hp dunno y they can have the same engine as the 500 on it cos it has the 1.4 16v engine it it anyway
 
really dont like the new front end. overly fussy.

+1 on new engine fail. the 1.4 in the 100hp was a good fit.
 
I really wonder what's up with the automobile industry and the 10.000 light units they mount at the front of every car nowadays!?
 
Dutchie":3u0ple01 said:
I really wonder what's up with the automobile industry and the 10.000 light units they mount at the front of every car nowadays!?


i guessing its becasue all cars manufactured from now on need day light running lights.
 
gavin-h":1ivck4m2 said:
frediiii":1ivck4m2 said:
choice of engine: purest fail

Don't knock it 'til you've tried it - Abarth were breathing fire into tiny Fiat 500cc and 600cc engines 50 years ago :idea:

But the Abarth name has only meant body kits and a badge tacked onto a Fiat Sporting for a long time.

Engine size isn't the problem for me, it's the £15K price tag which makes the Dini look cheap
 
The engine is fine, they actually sound great. I test drove a Twinair purely to see what the noise was like and it's addictive
 
gavin-h":33okqw4z said:
Abarth were breathing fire into [...] engines 50 years ago

...so was Amédée Gordini. and what do Karl Abarth and Amédée Gordini have in common? right. they both sold brand names to car companies they used to work for before they died in 1979.

so no more fire-breathing magic. just marketing.
 
It's still impressive. And more relevant to today than a 1.4 turbo might be.
 
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