Abarth 595 Scorpioneoro and 595 Monster Energy Yamaha, two special editions only for a few very passionate enthusiasts

Few cars remain like those from Abarth: uncompromising sports cars designed to fill the soul with passion, the ear with devotion and the eye with desire, because, like a small bottle of the most exciting essences, the models from the Italian brand are objects of worship for enthusiasts of driving sporty, contained in small vehicles with overwhelming sensations, and the special editions, such as the evocative Abarth 595 Scorpioneoro and the competitive Abarth 595 Monster Energy Yamaha, even more so.

Abarth 595 Scorpioneoro

And if, in addition to being an enthusiast of emotional motoring, you are also a fan of motorsport history, and even more so of the kind that recalls feats or golden eras in a black-and-white past, the Abarth 595 Scorpioneoro is a full tribute to the golden history of a brand linked to racing.

Thus, the Abarth 595 Scorpioneoro features a styling configuration that evokes the black-and-gold Autobianchi A112 Gold Ring, whose base took its design from Bertone and was modified by the Abarth specialist to give rise, in 1971, to a small mouse weighing just 660 kg, whose 982 cubic centimetre engine was managed by a 4-speed gearbox and produced just under 60 CV, offering a ratio of almost 90 horsepower per tonne. As an example, the Abarth 595 Data of 1963 had a ratio of almost 61 CV/tonne, since its 593 cubic centimetre engine produced 30 CV for a car of 500 kg.

Be that as it may, this vehicle now has its modern-day counterpart in the Abarth 595 Scorpioneoro, a limited edition of just 2,000 units assembled, dressed for the occasion with evocative details inside and out, and with a 165 CV engine whose weight-to-power ratio is set at 6.5 kilograms moved per horsepower delivered.

Abarth 595 Monster Energy Yamaha

Sometimes the worlds of motorsport and motorcycling find a way to converge at one point, and Fiat has found in the Yamaha racing team the two-wheeled partner to lean on, and vice versa.

From this collaboration have come proposals such as the also special Abarth 595 Monster Energy Yamaha, a sports car for fans of motorcycle racing. Indeed, there is no doubt that, to those who know or specialise in the world of motorcycles, the inspiration from the Yamaha YZR-1 used in the MotoGP championship is obvious, and that, together with the incorporation of the energy drink sponsor, it results in a car born of the passion of different companies, aimed at a passionate clientele who, along with another 2,000 lucky buyers, will be able to acquire one of these exclusive units.