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The '''Fiat Punto''' is a [[supermini car|supermini]] produced by the [[Italy|Italian]] manufacturer [[Fiat]] since [[1994]]. It is currently in its third generation.  
 
The '''Fiat Punto''' is a [[supermini car|supermini]] produced by the [[Italy|Italian]] manufacturer [[Fiat]] since [[1994]]. It is currently in its third generation.  
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Internally codenamed ''Project 178'', the Punto was announced in September [[1993]] and launched in early 1994 as a replacement for the ageing [[Fiat Uno]]. The Punto was voted [[Car of the Year|European Car of the Year]] for 1995. The Punto's distinctive clean-cut styling by [[Giorgetto Giugiaro]] was an instant hit (though one of the car's most recognisable features, the vertical tail lights, were not part of Giugiaro's original design and were in fact added later in-house at Fiat). Competitive pricing which undercut rivals such as the [[Opel Corsa]] and [[Volkswagen Polo]] also helped the Punto become an instant success in the marketplace.
 
Internally codenamed ''Project 178'', the Punto was announced in September [[1993]] and launched in early 1994 as a replacement for the ageing [[Fiat Uno]]. The Punto was voted [[Car of the Year|European Car of the Year]] for 1995. The Punto's distinctive clean-cut styling by [[Giorgetto Giugiaro]] was an instant hit (though one of the car's most recognisable features, the vertical tail lights, were not part of Giugiaro's original design and were in fact added later in-house at Fiat). Competitive pricing which undercut rivals such as the [[Opel Corsa]] and [[Volkswagen Polo]] also helped the Punto become an instant success in the marketplace.
  
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Entry-level in the Punto range were the 1.1 and 1.2&nbsp;L [[petrol]] engines and the 1.7 [[diesel]]. A more powerful 1.6 Sporting was also available (replaced in 1997 by more economic 16 valve 1.2 unit), but the best performing version was the 1.4 GT [[Turbo]] - capable of running 124mph and reaching 60mph in just 8.3 seconds using an evolution of the turbocharged [[Fiat SOHC|128 SOHC engine]] originally found in the [[Fiat Uno]] Turbo Mk II. A [[convertible|cabriolet]] (convertible) version was also available; built by [[Bertone]] (rather than at the main Fiat factory) it featured a powered fully-retracting roof and was one of the cheapest open-top cars in the world at the time.<ref>Since the [[Fiat X1/9]] most Fiat cabriolets have been designed and built by Bertone rather than at the main Fiat factory.</ref>
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Entry-level in the Punto range were the 1.1 and 1.2&nbsp;L [[petrol]] engines and the 1.7 [[diesel]]. A more powerful 1.6 Sporting was also available (replaced in 1997 by more economic 16 valve 1.2 unit), but the best performing version was the 1.4 GT [[Turbo]] - capable of running 124mph and reaching 60mph in just 8.3 seconds using an evolution of the turbocharged [[Fiat SOHC|128 SOHC engine]] originally found in the [[Fiat Uno]] Turbo Mk II. A [[convertible|cabriolet]] (convertible) version was also available; built by [[Bertone]] (rather than at the main Fiat factory) it featured a powered fully-retracting roof and was one of the cheapest open-top cars in the world at the time. Since the [[Fiat X1/9]] most Fiat cabriolets have been designed and built by Bertone rather than at the main Fiat factory.
  
 
==Mark 2 (1999-2005)==
 
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==Punto in motorsport==
 
==Punto in motorsport==
 
The Punto has always been popular with amateur [[auto racing|racing drivers]] due to its low cost and the wide availability of spare parts. Several competition and [[homologation|homologated]] versions of the Punto have been produced, such as the Punto Rally, the S1600 and the Punto [[Abarth]]. A new rally car based on the third generation Punto, the [[Super 2000]] Punto Abarth, was unveiled in 2005. It is [[four-wheel drive]] and powered by a 2.0&nbsp;L 16 valve engine capable of producing 280hp.
 
The Punto has always been popular with amateur [[auto racing|racing drivers]] due to its low cost and the wide availability of spare parts. Several competition and [[homologation|homologated]] versions of the Punto have been produced, such as the Punto Rally, the S1600 and the Punto [[Abarth]]. A new rally car based on the third generation Punto, the [[Super 2000]] Punto Abarth, was unveiled in 2005. It is [[four-wheel drive]] and powered by a 2.0&nbsp;L 16 valve engine capable of producing 280hp.
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=== Petrol ===
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|'''1.2 8V [[Fully Integrated Robotised Engine|Fire]]'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1242&nbsp;cc|| 65 PS @5500 rpm || 102 Nm @3000 rpm||14.5|| 155 km/h||
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|'''1.4 8V Fire'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 77 PS @6000 rpm || 115 Nm @3000 rpm||13.2|| 165 km/h||
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|'''1.4 16V StarJet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 95 PS @6000 rpm || 125 Nm @4500 rpm||11.4|| 178 km/h||6-speed, from 2006
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|'''1.4 16V T-Jet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 120 PS @5000 rpm || 206 Nm @1750 rpm||8.9|| 195 km/h||from 2007
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|'''1.4 16V T-Jet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 155 PS @5500 rpm || 230 Nm @3000 rpm||8.2|| 208 km/h||[[Abarth]] model, from 2007
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|'''1.4 16V T-Jet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 180 PS @5750 rpm || 272 Nm @2750 rpm||7.5|| 215 km/h||[[Abarth]] "SS" model, from 2008
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|'''1.3 16V [[JTD|MultiJet]]'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1248&nbsp;cc|| 75 PS @4000 rpm || 190 Nm @1750 rpm||13.6|| 165 km/h||5-speed
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|'''1.3 16V MultiJet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1248&nbsp;cc|| 90 PS @4000 rpm || 200 Nm @1750 rpm||11.9|| 175 km/h||
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|'''1.6 16V MultiJet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1598 cc|| 120 PS @ 3750 rpm|| 320 Nm @ 1750 rpm||9.6|| 190 km/h||from late 2008
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|'''1.9 8V MultiJet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1910&nbsp;cc|| 120 PS @4000 rpm || 280 Nm @2000 rpm||10.0|| 190 km/h||2005–2008
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|'''1.9 8V MultiJet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1910&nbsp;cc|| 130 PS @4000 rpm || 280 Nm @2000 rpm||9.5|| 200 km/h||2005–2008
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== Abarth Grande Punto ==
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[[Image:Abarth GrandePunto.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Abarth Grande Punto Essesse]]
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The first car from the newly created (2007) FIAT-owned [[Abarth|Abarth & C. S.p.A]], the Abarth Grande Punto differs significantly from its donor car.
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Initially the Abarth Grande Punto will be available with a 150 PS (155 PS when using 97 ron fuel) 1.4 turbo engine, but from 2008 there will be an essesse kit available, which will be installed at official Abarth service centres rather than in the factory.
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=== Engines ===
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|'''Abarth 1.4 16V T-Jet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc||16|| 155 PS @5500 rpm|| 206 Nm @5000 rpm<br>Sport  230 Nm @ 3000 rpm||8.2<br>7.8|| 210 km/h||from 2007
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|'''Abarth SS 1.4 16V T-Jet'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc||16|| 180 PS @5750 rpm|| 270 Nm @3000 rpm||7.5|| 215 km/h||from 2008
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== Punto Evo==
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[[File:Fiat Punto Evo.jpg|thumb|right|Punto Evo]]
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The Grande Punto facelift version Punto Evo was presented in Frankfurt Motor Show 2009, it will have two new engines 1.3L second generation Multijet diesel and a 1.4 petrol engine with the [[Multiair]] technology. It will feature also new navigation system integrated to the Blue&Me system called  "Blue&Me–TomTom.
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|'''1.2 8V [[Fully Integrated Robotised Engine|Fire]]'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1242&nbsp;cc|| 65 PS @5500 rpm || 102 Nm @3000 rpm||14.5|| 155 km/h||
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|'''1.4 8V Fire'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 77 PS @6000 rpm || 115 Nm @3250 rpm||13.2|| 165 km/h||
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|'''1.4 8v 77 PS Euro5 [[Start-stop system|Start&Stop]]'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 77 PS @6000 rpm || 115 Nm @3250 rpm||13.2|| 165 km/h||
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|'''1.4 8v BIPOWER'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc||[[Gasoline|Petrol]]: 77 PS @6000 rpm<br>[[Natural gas|Methane]]: 70 PS @6000 rpm ||Petrol: 115 Nm @3000 rpm<br>Methane: 104 Nm @3000 rpm||Petrol:14.9<br>Methane:16.9||Petrol: 162 km/h<br>Methane: 156 km/h||
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|'''1.4 8v [[Liquefied petroleum gas|GPL]]'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 77 PS @6000 rpm || 115 Nm @3000 rpm||13.2|| 165 km/h||
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|'''1.4 16v [[Multiair|MultiAir]] 105 PS Euro5 Start&Stop'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 105 PS @6500 rpm || 130 Nm @4000 rpm||10.8|| 185 km/h||
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|'''1.4 16v MultiAir 135 PS Euro5 Start&Stop'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1368&nbsp;cc|| 135 PS @5000 rpm || 206 Nm @1750 rpm||8.5|| 205 km/h||
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|'''1.3 16v Multijet 75 CV'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1248&nbsp;cc|| 75 PS @4000 rpm || 190 Nm @1500 rpm||13.6|| 165 km/h||
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|'''1.3 16v Multijet 75 CV Euro5 Start&Stop'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1248&nbsp;cc|| 75 PS @4000 rpm || 190 Nm @1750 rpm||13.6|| 165 km/h||
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|'''1.3 16v Multijet 90 CV'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1248&nbsp;cc|| 90 PS @ 4000 rpm|| 200 Nm @ 1750 rpm||11.9|| 175 km/h||
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|'''1.3 16v Multijet 95 CV Euro5 Start&Stop'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1248&nbsp;cc|| 95 PS @4000 rpm || 200 Nm @1500 rpm||11.7|| 178 km/h||
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|'''1.6 16v Multijet 120 CV'''||[[straight-4|I4]]||1.598&nbsp;cc|| 120 PS @3750 rpm || 320 Nm @1750 rpm||9.6|| 193 km/h||
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 2 November 2009

Fiat Punto
Manufacturer: Fiat
Production: 1993 — present
Class: Supermini
Body Styles: FF 3 and 5-door hatchback
3-door convertible (Mark 1 only)
Predecessor: Fiat Uno
Successor: Still in production
Mark 1
Production: 1994—1999
Fiat Punto Mk. 2
Mark 2
Production: 1999—2003
Fiat Punto Mk. 2b
Mark 2b
Production: 2003—2006
Fiat Punto Mk. 3
Mark 3
Production: 2005—present
Video Fiat Grande Punto Abarth


The Fiat Punto is a supermini produced by the Italian manufacturer Fiat since 1994. It is currently in its third generation.


Mark 1 (1993-1999)

Internally codenamed Project 178, the Punto was announced in September 1993 and launched in early 1994 as a replacement for the ageing Fiat Uno. The Punto was voted European Car of the Year for 1995. The Punto's distinctive clean-cut styling by Giorgetto Giugiaro was an instant hit (though one of the car's most recognisable features, the vertical tail lights, were not part of Giugiaro's original design and were in fact added later in-house at Fiat). Competitive pricing which undercut rivals such as the Opel Corsa and Volkswagen Polo also helped the Punto become an instant success in the marketplace.

Entry-level in the Punto range were the 1.1 and 1.2 L petrol engines and the 1.7 diesel. A more powerful 1.6 Sporting was also available (replaced in 1997 by more economic 16 valve 1.2 unit), but the best performing version was the 1.4 GT Turbo - capable of running 124mph and reaching 60mph in just 8.3 seconds using an evolution of the turbocharged 128 SOHC engine originally found in the Fiat Uno Turbo Mk II. A cabriolet (convertible) version was also available; built by Bertone (rather than at the main Fiat factory) it featured a powered fully-retracting roof and was one of the cheapest open-top cars in the world at the time. Since the Fiat X1/9 most Fiat cabriolets have been designed and built by Bertone rather than at the main Fiat factory.

Mark 2 (1999-2005)

Mark 2 (1999-2003)

The second generation Nuova (New) Punto, codenamed Project 188, was launched in 1999. The styling was all-new while retaining the original Punto's distinctive shape and design, while the chassis and interior were completely overhauled. The new Punto also became the first Fiat in decades to carry the original round Fiat badge, to celebrate Fiat's centenary.

The 1.1 and 1.4 turbo engines were discontinued due to emissions issues, and the entry-level models had only a 1.2 petrol unit (with either 8 or 16 valves, giving 60 and 80 hp respectively) or a 1.9 diesel (with or without common-rail injection). Two sporty versions vere offered. The 1.2 16 valve Sporting model, complete with 6 speed gearbox, and the hot 1.8 HGT which could reach almost 130 mph. The HGT accelerates 0-60 in 8.6 secs which is slightly slower than the Mark 1 GT on a straight line, but was considered a big improvement in handling.

The Mark two Fiat Punto has also adopted Dualdrive electric power steering and comes with two operation modes, using an electric motor, rather than a hydraulic pump driven by the engine. This results in reduced fuel consumption and less environmental impact.


Mark 2, Revision B (2003-2005)

In early 2003, Fiat celebrated the rollout of the 5,000,000th production Punto. In the same year, the Mark 2 revision B revamp brought further revisions to the platform, including extensive changes to the exterior styling and the dropping of the 1.2 L Sporting in favour of a new 1.4 16v engine, and the introduction of the 1.3 L common rail diesel MultiJet engine. The round Fiat badge, found only on the bonnet of Mark 2 models, was introduced on the tailgate of the Mark 2B. On 1 June 2005, Fiat produced the 6,000,000th Punto at the Melfi plant. This Punto is currently the fourth-best selling supermini in Europe.

In October 2005, Serbian manufacturer Zastava reached an agreement with Fiat to make this version under licence with the model name Zastava 10.

Punto Van

The Punto Van is a compact van that is used in a commercial environment. It is built with a diesel 1.3 Multijet 16 valve engine with 70 BHP, ensuring low emissions. It has 1000 litres capacity with a metal partition to give the Punto a commercial model.


Grande Punto (2005-)

The third generation Punto, codenamed Project 199 and officially titled Grande Punto, was unveiled at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show and went on sale later that year. Again styled by Giugiaro, the car is based on the Fiat/GM "Small" platform (a new version of GM Gamma platform).

The engines are the 1.2 Fire 8v (65 hp), a new 1.4 Fire 8v (77 hp) and the 1.4 16v (95 hp). Four MultiJet diesel engines are also available: two 1.3 16v units (75 hp and 90 hp, the latter with a geometric variable turbo) and two 1.9 with 120 and 130 hp, all of them with diesel particulate filter. All the engines are Euro 4 compliant.

The Grande Punto was awarded with 5 stars in the EuroNCAP crash test for passenger protection and Euro NCAP 3 star certification for pedestrian safety. The most powerful engines have electronic stability program and anti slip regulation fitted as standard, and it is an optional extra on some of the lower powered engines.

In Australia, Fiat introduced the Punto in mid 2006. The first Fiat to be sold in Australia for 18 years. Even though it is the Grande Punto model, in Australia, it will only be called the Punto, as Punto in Australia has never had a predecessor.


Punto in motorsport

The Punto has always been popular with amateur racing drivers due to its low cost and the wide availability of spare parts. Several competition and homologated versions of the Punto have been produced, such as the Punto Rally, the S1600 and the Punto Abarth. A new rally car based on the third generation Punto, the Super 2000 Punto Abarth, was unveiled in 2005. It is four-wheel drive and powered by a 2.0 L 16 valve engine capable of producing 280hp.


Engines

Petrol

Model Engine Displacement Power Torque 0-100 km/h,s Top speed Note
1.2 8V Fire I4 1242 cc 65 PS @5500 rpm 102 Nm @3000 rpm 14.5 155 km/h
1.4 8V Fire I4 1368 cc 77 PS @6000 rpm 115 Nm @3000 rpm 13.2 165 km/h
1.4 16V StarJet I4 1368 cc 95 PS @6000 rpm 125 Nm @4500 rpm 11.4 178 km/h 6-speed, from 2006
1.4 16V T-Jet I4 1368 cc 120 PS @5000 rpm 206 Nm @1750 rpm 8.9 195 km/h from 2007
1.4 16V T-Jet I4 1368 cc 155 PS @5500 rpm 230 Nm @3000 rpm 8.2 208 km/h Abarth model, from 2007
1.4 16V T-Jet I4 1368 cc 180 PS @5750 rpm 272 Nm @2750 rpm 7.5 215 km/h Abarth "SS" model, from 2008

Diesel

Model Engine Displacement Power Torque 0-100 km/h,s Top speed Note
1.3 16V MultiJet I4 1248 cc 75 PS @4000 rpm 190 Nm @1750 rpm 13.6 165 km/h 5-speed
1.3 16V MultiJet I4 1248 cc 90 PS @4000 rpm 200 Nm @1750 rpm 11.9 175 km/h
1.6 16V MultiJet I4 1598 cc 120 PS @ 3750 rpm 320 Nm @ 1750 rpm 9.6 190 km/h from late 2008
1.9 8V MultiJet I4 1910 cc 120 PS @4000 rpm 280 Nm @2000 rpm 10.0 190 km/h 2005–2008
1.9 8V MultiJet I4 1910 cc 130 PS @4000 rpm 280 Nm @2000 rpm 9.5 200 km/h 2005–2008


Abarth Grande Punto

Abarth Grande Punto Essesse

The first car from the newly created (2007) FIAT-owned Abarth & C. S.p.A, the Abarth Grande Punto differs significantly from its donor car.

Initially the Abarth Grande Punto will be available with a 150 PS (155 PS when using 97 ron fuel) 1.4 turbo engine, but from 2008 there will be an essesse kit available, which will be installed at official Abarth service centres rather than in the factory.

Engines

Model Engine Displacement Valves Power Torque 0-100 km/h,s Top speed Note
Abarth 1.4 16V T-Jet I4 1368 cc 16 155 PS @5500 rpm 206 Nm @5000 rpm
Sport 230 Nm @ 3000 rpm		 8.2
7.8		 210 km/h from 2007
Abarth SS 1.4 16V T-Jet I4 1368 cc 16 180 PS @5750 rpm 270 Nm @3000 rpm 7.5 215 km/h from 2008

Punto Evo

Punto Evo

The Grande Punto facelift version Punto Evo was presented in Frankfurt Motor Show 2009, it will have two new engines 1.3L second generation Multijet diesel and a 1.4 petrol engine with the Multiair technology. It will feature also new navigation system integrated to the Blue&Me system called "Blue&Me–TomTom.


Engines

Petrol

Model Engine Displacement Power Torque 0-100 km/h,s Top speed Note
1.2 8V Fire I4 1242 cc 65 PS @5500 rpm 102 Nm @3000 rpm 14.5 155 km/h
1.4 8V Fire I4 1368 cc 77 PS @6000 rpm 115 Nm @3250 rpm 13.2 165 km/h
1.4 8v 77 PS Euro5 Start&Stop I4 1368 cc 77 PS @6000 rpm 115 Nm @3250 rpm 13.2 165 km/h
1.4 8v BIPOWER I4 1368 cc Petrol: 77 PS @6000 rpm
Methane: 70 PS @6000 rpm		 Petrol: 115 Nm @3000 rpm
Methane: 104 Nm @3000 rpm		 Petrol:14.9
Methane:16.9		 Petrol: 162 km/h
Methane: 156 km/h
1.4 8v GPL I4 1368 cc 77 PS @6000 rpm 115 Nm @3000 rpm 13.2 165 km/h
1.4 16v MultiAir 105 PS Euro5 Start&Stop I4 1368 cc 105 PS @6500 rpm 130 Nm @4000 rpm 10.8 185 km/h
1.4 16v MultiAir 135 PS Euro5 Start&Stop I4 1368 cc 135 PS @5000 rpm 206 Nm @1750 rpm 8.5 205 km/h


Diesel

Model Engine Displacement Power Torque 0-100 km/h,s Top speed Note
1.3 16v Multijet 75 CV I4 1248 cc 75 PS @4000 rpm 190 Nm @1500 rpm 13.6 165 km/h
1.3 16v Multijet 75 CV Euro5 Start&Stop I4 1248 cc 75 PS @4000 rpm 190 Nm @1750 rpm 13.6 165 km/h
1.3 16v Multijet 90 CV I4 1248 cc 90 PS @ 4000 rpm 200 Nm @ 1750 rpm 11.9 175 km/h
1.3 16v Multijet 95 CV Euro5 Start&Stop I4 1248 cc 95 PS @4000 rpm 200 Nm @1500 rpm 11.7 178 km/h
1.6 16v Multijet 120 CV I4 1.598 cc 120 PS @3750 rpm 320 Nm @1750 rpm 9.6 193 km/h


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City cars 126 Cinquecento Seicento (1998-2005) / 600 (2005-2010)
500
Panda I Panda II
Supermini 127 Uno Punto I Punto II
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131 Regata Tempra Marea Linea
Albea
Large family car 132 Argenta Croma I Croma II
Coupé Coupé
Roadster 124 Spider Barchetta Barchetta
Sports car X1/9
Panel van/Leisure activity vehicle Fiorino I Fiorino II Fiorino III
Doblò
Mini SUV Sedici
Mini MPV Idea
Compact MPV Multipla
Large MPV Ulysse I Ulysse II
Van Daily* Scudo I Scudo II
Ducato I Ducato II Ducato III
Mini Pickup Strada
Off-road Campagnola (1107)
*Rebadged Iveco model
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