65 Years of Abarth 500 Custom Track Package

500 Custom Track Package has been offered by Abarth as a part of the model’s birthday commemoration programme.

The main goal of the developers of the anniversary version was to create a new attractive design. Thus, all of 65 produced units will be coloured grey metallic and brake calipers are going to be yellow. Small alloy wheels and dual exhaust round off the ensemble. Sport seats and a comfortable display as well as Bluetooth controlled from the steering wheel distinguish the inside of the limited edition car.

Powertrain is carryover and presents a compact turbo mill developing 135 bhp and 152 lb-ft. Such output allows the car to spend 0.1 less than 8 seconds before reaching the 62-mph mark. Maximum speed is set at 127 mph.

Customers will be able to opt for the Abarth 500 Custom Track Package for £15,000. For this price the drivers will get a Track Experience pass.

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