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About This Car
The most powerful Turismo Abarth has ever built, wrapped in leather and Alcantara instead of bare metal.
The 595C makes its case with attitude. The 695 Turismo makes the same case in a nicer suit. Same folding canvas roof, same compact footprint that laughs at parking restrictions, but everything underneath has been turned up a notch: a 1.4-litre turbocharged four-cylinder tuned to 180 hp, the most power Abarth has ever put in a Turismo, breathing through a Record Monza exhaust that trades subtlety for genuine theatre the moment the revs climb.
Brembo brakes sit behind the wheels, a clear step up from the standard car's setup, and the whole package reaches 100 km/h in a claimed 6.7 seconds on its way to 225 km/h flat out. Inside, leather seats and an Alcantara-wrapped dashboard replace the bare-bones cabin the badge is usually known for, proof that Abarth's chip-on-the-shoulder engineering doesn't have to come at the expense of comfort.
This is the Abarth for someone who wants the giant-killer reputation without giving up creature comforts on the drive there, four seats, real leather, and an exhaust note that still sounds like it's punching well above its weight class.