Abarth

Almost every automatic Mazda MX-5 sold in Australia since 2015 is subject to a national recall

US-spec roadsters could indicate local styling changes

Limited run of roadsters honours Abarth founder

Solid-topped version of Abarth’s convertible revealed ahead of Geneva Motor Show

The Abarth 124 sportscar gets a carbonfibre hard top and GT moniker

Are you a fine purveyor of wind in the hair and sun on the skin? These are the cars for you

We scour dealers nationwide for the best fast cars available new, for less.

Our favourite moments the camera crew were able to capture

Performance cars aren’t often known for being good value for money, but there’s a surprising array of athletic n’ affordable autos on the market.

Abarth builds brand exclusivity with fashion-inspired specials

Hotted-up Fiat hatchback scores slight price drop for Australia

Fiat’s hot hatch range has been rationalised to two main specifications, which cost less than the models they replace

Which variant of Fiat’s legendary 500 hatch and cabriolet series offers the best buy based on features, performance, and value?

No matter the weather, here are two great excuses to go topless

Feisty Italian thrives on track, but not on paper

One man from Austria wanted to build a twin-Hayabusa-engined hillclimb car. So he did.

Picture this: Our Editor Alex Inwood in a bright blue Italian roadster, in central Tokyo, with a 180kg sumo wrestler in the passenger seat. Believe it or not, there is an...

Westerman and Editor Inwood pit a moderately priced rear-drive Fiat Spider against a not so moderately priced rear-drive Huracan to see if there really is a dollar figure on fun.

Here are five cars below $40,000 that will make your daily drive a pleasure.

Not all of the Mazda MX-5’s greatness makes the transfer to the Abarth 124 Spider.