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    Fiat Coupe

    The Fiat Coupé, based on the Tipo platform, entered production in 1993. Power came from either an 1995cc 16V (142bhp) or a 1995cc 16V turbo (195bhp) engine (both developed from engines taken from the Lancia range, the latter from the Integrale). In 1996 the 1747cc 16V (130bhp) engine from the Barchetta was transplanted into the Coupé, and then in 1997 both 2 litre units were replaced by the new 5 cylinder 1998cc engines, both with (220bhp) and without (147bhp) a turbo.

    An all new body was designed in-house by Fiat, although production of the car was given to Pininfarina due to the low volumes. The two door coupé body still allows normal useage of the rear seats and contains many interesting styling touches such as the door handles high in the b-pillar to keep the doors clean, the faired headlights, motorcycle style filling cap, strip of body coloured metal across the dashboard, etc... Maintaining this theme, Fiat introduced a push button starter switch on some later models.

    To cope with the performance of the five cylinder turbo engine (220bhp and 310Nm) that variant also comes fitted as standard with a limited slip differential (called Viscodrive) and four pot Brembo brake callipers. In 1998 a 20v turbo Limited Edition saw the introduction of a six speed gearbox (which also became optional on other turbo cars) as well as a bodykit and various details. In 1999 the six speed box became standard on the turbocharged model.

    Technical Details:

    Driveline transverse engine at front with front wheel drive
    Engines
    1995cc (84x90mm) 4 cylinder in-line dohc 16V turbo with 195bhp @ 5,500rpm
    1747cc (82x82.7mm) 4 cylinder in-line dohc 16V with 130bhp @ 6,300rpm
    1995cc (84x90mm) 4 cylinder in-line dohc 16V with 142bhp @ 6,000rpm
    1998cc (82x75.65mm) 5 cylinder in-line dohc 20V with 147bhp
    1998cc (82x75.65mm) 5 cylinder in-line dohc 20V turbo with 220bhp @ 5,750rpm
    Suspension
    front: MacPherson strut with telescopic dampers and coil springs plus anti-roll bar
    rear: independent with telescopic dampers and coil springs plus anti-roll bar
    wheelbase : 2540mm
    track (front/rear) : 1483mm/1468mm (front : 1491mm on 20V turbo)
    Brakes
    front: discs, ventilated, diameter 284mm (305mm on 20V turbo)
    rear: discs, diameter 240mm
    handbrake operating on the rear via a cable
    Gearbox 5 or 6 speed manual
    Steering Rack and Pinion with power assisstance
    Kerb weight original 1995cc 16V : 1250kg
    1997 20V turbo : 1310kg ; distribution front/rear : 67.2%/32.8%
    1997 1.8 16v : 1180kg


    Performance:
    model max speed 0-60mph in gear acceleration
    2.0 16V 124 mph 9.5 sec 50-70 (5th) : 11.9 sec
    2.0 16V turbo 140 mph 6.8 sec 50-70 (5th) : 7.9 sec
    2.0 20V 134 mph 8.6 sec
    2.0 20V turbo 149 mph 6.0 sec 50-70 (6th) : 6.2 sec
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    Fiat Coupe #1
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    Check out the wheels in the first pic, they are off a Diablo, you can just make out the Lambo logo in the centre. You can also tell they weren't designed for the Fiat because of the offset on the rear wheel. (its FWD) Very interesting indeed...
    Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.

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    Yea i love that car. Especially from the back, theres a red one near me, looks like the 5 cylinder turbo with 220bhp version bcoz its vvvv nice

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    I have always loved the Fiat, and this is no exception. my dad hasa a Spider 200, and I love it.

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    Fiat Coupe #3
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    Fiat Coupe #4
    size 1600x1200

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    Quote Originally Posted by lfb666
    Fiat Coupe #2
    OH!!!! I love this car in red it is nice i want oneeeeeeee!.....
    Some Rulers Are Immortalized In Marble Others,
    In Carbon Fiber.{Hard Core Audi Fan}Ich Fahr Omnibus!
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    Quote Originally Posted by lfb666
    Performance:
    model max speed 0-60mph in gear acceleration
    2.0 16V 124 mph 9.5 sec 50-70 (5th) : 11.9 sec
    2.0 16V turbo 140 mph 6.8 sec 50-70 (5th) : 7.9 sec
    2.0 20V 134 mph 8.6 sec
    2.0 20V turbo 149 mph 6.0 sec 50-70 (6th) : 6.2 sec

    My friend has one of these in my hometown in Germany. Its a nice little car. He has such a good sound system in it that the roots of your hair vibrate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deutscher Adler
    My friend has one of these in my hometown in Germany. Its a nice little car. He has such a good sound system in it that the roots of your hair vibrate.
    hell with the sound...how does it drive....?
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    Quote Originally Posted by QUATTRO MAN
    hell with the sound...how does it drive....?
    It is quick but I have been in faster cars. It is good for a Fix-It-Again-Tony (fiat) car.

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    another pics
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    Grrrr... I hate this car... I hate it cos I can't have one.

    I absolutely adore it, I'd give anything for one, I can quite happily afford to buy one too, but I'll never get insurance on one. T'is enough to send a man crazy.

    I've beat myself up over it so many times. Damn the evil conspiracy of darkness that it car insurance!

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    Quote Originally Posted by VtecMini
    Damn the evil conspiracy of darkness that it car insurance!
    I can sympathise with that.
    Thanks for all the fish

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