SHERIDAN, WYOMING – October 18, 2024 – The Heritage Hub in Turin is hosting a captivating exhibition titled "Abarth Youngtimers of Tomorrow," showcasing 14 recent Abarth models released from 2007 onwards. These models have already achieved legendary status among collectors and enthusiasts, highlighting the brand's rich history and enduring appeal.
A Celebration of Abarth's 75th Anniversary
The exhibition follows a successful summer showcase that commemorated Abarth's 75th anniversary with some of its most iconic vehicles. This new exhibition delves deeper into the brand's multifaceted identity, presenting a unique opportunity to admire exclusive "instant-classics" whose value is expected to appreciate over time with proper care.
Roberto Giolito, Head of Stellantis Heritage, expressed his enthusiasm for the exhibition, stating, "This exhibition is the first chance to admire some of the most esteemed “Abarth Youngtimers of Tomorrow” all together in the same place. These are vehicles whose historical and economic values are destined to grow as long as they are carefully and consistently cared for throughout the years. We are certain that the public will be amazed by the beauty and originality of these models, which have played a part in some of the key moments in Abarth’s history and are still inspiring entire generations throughout the world.”
Featured Models
Among the remarkable Abarth models on display are:
- Abarth 500 "Tokyo": A futuristic prototype that debuted at the Japan Mobility Show in 2008.
- Abarth 500 "Da 0 a 100" Limited Edition: Launched in 2008 to celebrate the founder's centennial, this model features a distinctive four-terminal exhaust system.
- Abarth 695 Biposto: A road-going version of the Abarth 695 race car, known for its lightweight design and powerful engine.
- Abarth 695 Esseesse: A limited-edition model that combines classic Abarth styling with modern performance enhancements.
A Commitment to Heritage
The exhibition underscores Abarth's dedication to preserving its heritage and promoting its "youngtimer" vehicles, recognizing their significance in the brand's history. This commitment aligns with the broader mission of Stellantis Heritage, which is dedicated to protecting and promoting the automotive history of iconic brands like Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Lancia, and Abarth.
Visit the Exhibition
The "Abarth Youngtimers of Tomorrow" exhibition is open to the public until November 10th at the Heritage Hub in Turin. Visitors can experience this fascinating showcase of Abarth's recent history with the purchase of a standard guided-tour ticket.