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PININFARINA SPIDEREUROPA

The 124 Sport Spider – of which the Pininfarina Spidereuropa was the last embodiment – is one of the most long-lived cars made by Fiat during the last century. Styled by Pininfarina in 1966, it enjoyed a successful double career in Europe and America until 1985. Created by shortening the chassis of the 124 sedan, it followed mechanical upgrading trend of several Fiat models, remaining in production for the United States alone from 1975 onwards. In 1982, its constant success and demand from the European market led Pininfarina to reintroduce the Spidereuropa, a restyling of the convertible to suit European requirements, on this side of the Atlantic. The car has always been owned by FCA and it has just 10,000 kilometres on the clock.

Inline-4, anterior longitudinal, 1.995 cm3

105 HP @ 5500 rpm

180 km/h

1060 kg

Pininfarina (Tom Tjaarda)

Spider

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