The collector's edition created to honour the legendary Abarth 131 Rally name, sold out in just a few days.
Sold out in just a few days for the 695 Tributo 131 Rally, the collector's edition created to commemorate the Abarth 131 Rally, a car that became one of the greatest legends of rally racing in the late 1970s.
Within less than a week of its launch, all 695 units of the Abarth 695 Tributo 131 Rally sold out, demonstrating the significant collector value of the special edition. In addition to its striking appearance with references to its legendary ancestor, the 695 Tributo 131 Rally is equipped with the "Record Monza Sovrapposto" exhaust system with four vertical exhaust tips, the impressive "Spoiler ad Assetto Variabile", Koni FSD shock absorbers, exclusive Brembo braking system with 4-piston calipers and the turbocharged 1.4 T-jet unit producing 180 hp and 250 Nm of torque. This is the most powerful version of this engine, which also powers the cars in the Formula 4 championships in a number of European championships. With this particular set-up, the Abarth 695 Tributo 131 Rally achieves a top speed of 225km/h and acceleration from standstill to 100km/h in just 6.7sec.
The more powerful version of the T-Jet engine is now available exclusively in the recently launched 695 range, which offers a choice of two equipment packages: the Turismo, with a focus on distinctive style and rich equipment, and the Competizione, with an emphasis on the ultimate driving experience.
The extremely warm reception that the 695 Tributo 131 Rally received from the public is yet another indication of the strong ties that Abarth fans have with racing and the rich history of the brand. Having been created in 1949 through the passion of its founder, Carlo Abarth, for improvement and performance, the Scorpio brand has evolved into a distinctive presence in the automotive world through its successful presence in various forms of motorsport, but also thanks to the production models that have been a timeless expression of Abarth's two main pillars: style and performance.
