Car maker · Italy
Abarth cars
Specs, estimated values and CarSpot rarity tiers for 10 Abarth models, from 2007 to the present day.
Of the Abarth road cars in the database, the fastest is the Abarth 124 Spider (144 mph), the most powerful is the Abarth 600e (280 bhp) and the most valuable is the Abarth 695 Biposto (about $23k–$58k).
Top Abarth cars
Ranked by CarSpot rarity score.
RareAbarth 695 Tributo Ferrari
2010–2013
180 bhp · 140 mph
- Uncommon
Abarth 124 Spider
2016–2019
170 bhp · 144 mph
- Uncommon
Abarth 600e
2024–present
280 bhp · 124 mph
- Common
Abarth 500e
2023–present
155 bhp · 96 mph
- Common
Abarth 695 Biposto
2014–2016
190 bhp · 143 mph
- Common
Abarth 595
2016–2022
180 bhp · 140 mph
- Common
Abarth 695
2012–present
180 bhp · 140 mph
- Common
Abarth 500
2008–2015
135 bhp · 127 mph
All Abarth models (10)
A to Z, oldest generation first.
- Uncommon
Abarth 124 Spider
2016–2019 · 170 bhp · 144 mph
- Common
Abarth 500
2008–2015 · 135 bhp · 127 mph
- Common
Abarth 500e
2023–present · 155 bhp · 96 mph
- Common
Abarth 595
2016–2022 · 180 bhp · 140 mph
- Uncommon
Abarth 600e
2024–present · 280 bhp · 124 mph
- Common
Abarth 695
2012–present · 180 bhp · 140 mph
- Common
Abarth 695 Biposto
2014–2016 · 190 bhp · 143 mph
- Rare
Abarth 695 Tributo Ferrari
2010–2013 · 180 bhp · 140 mph
- Common
Abarth Grande Punto
2007–2010 · 155 bhp · 129 mph
- Common
Abarth Punto Evo
2010–2012 · 165 bhp · 132 mph
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