Fiat Coupé 2.0 16V - an amalgam of opposites
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Summary
Some described the design of the Fiat Coupé as attractive, others called it bizarre; in any case, Chris Bangle's design was received controversially. All in all, however, the unusual two-door car had many convincing qualities and is still popular and sought-after as a classic car today. This driving report focuses on the weaker two-liter four-cylinder version and shows the coupé in current and historical photographs as well as in the sales and press literature of the time.
This article contains the following chapters
- Tipo Coupé
- Three years of development time
- Modern technology
- Design hybrid
- Production at Pininfarina
- Various engine versions
- Armed against the competition
- Only six years and no successor
- On board an early variant
Estimated reading time: 11min
Preview (beginning of the article)
When Fiat withdrew from the family coupé business in 1978, nobody could have guessed that it would take 15 years before a successor to the 128 Berlinetta would be launched on the market. In between, there were sparsely produced convertibles, but no more classic coupés. The first photos were already circulating in the press in June 1993, and expectations were correspondingly high when the new sporty Fiat was finally unveiled to the wider public at the Bologna Motor Show at the end of 1993. Fiat's marketing department made an effort to look far back into the past and, in addition to the 128 already mentioned, to recall the Fiat Dino Coupé, the 2300 S and the 8V.
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