Abarth 695 Biposto
Record Edt 1 of 133
Fantastic Condition
Complete Abarth Dealer History
T Belt & Water Pump Changed
14.03.18 Abarth Dealer - 163 miles
30.09.20 Abarth Dealer - 6100 miles
16.11.21 Abarth Dealer 9949 miles
12.12.23 Abarth Dealer 28462 miles
27.11.24 Abarth Dealer 34710 miles
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First registered 30.12.2016 and to be found in stunning unmarked
condition
throughout. Complete with a full main dealer service record (see
below) and
one previous owner (2 in total). Both keepers have been
fastidious in upkeep, sporting a matching set of Michelin Pilot
Sport 4s tyres with a a wheel refurbishment having just been
carried out to make faultless prior to sale.
Current mileage is 36150, at the most recent service Nov 24 the
cambelt & water pump were changed, alongside the aux belt at
cost of £1114.
The 695 Bipostobr />
BBespoke car finished in Modena Yellow with Akrapovic system By
Abarth, Carbon Fibre Bucket Seats, Locking Differential, Carbon
Fibre Front & Rear Splitter, Carbon Fibre Mirrors, Carbon Fibre
window Surrounds, Carbon Fibre Side Skirts, Carbon Fibre Door
Handles, Carbon Fibre Badge, Carbon Fibre Engine Bay, Light
Weight OZ Racing Alloys, Sports Button, Climate Control, 1 of
133 Plaque.
The clean and cute presentation of the original 500 has had a
thorough re-work here by Abarth resulting in the sports focused
695 Biposto Record featuring aerodynamic styling upgrades in the
shape of an extended front bumper and chin spoiler / louvers,
side skirts, rear wing and a diffuser surround for the unique
exhaust system. The Modena coachwork is
in excellent order, commensurate with age and mileage.br />
TThis rich race heritage of Abarth has been applied and displayed
proudly with a variety. Record Edition badges over the car.
Stepping inside the race focused 695, the first thing that
catches your eye are the immaculate carbon fibre Recaro bucket
seats with Biposto stitched into the headrests. Lightweight
carbon fibre trim is used within the interior to compliment the
the array of carbon on the exterior of the car alongside
its production plaque listing it’s individual number out of the
total built.
The interior is very simple with few gadgets, fabric door pulls
and no rear seats, designed as such and purely set up to be a
light weight hot hatch true to its name.
Forced induction has become the norm amongst hot hatches of
today and the operating bracket of the little 1.4 is pleasingly
broad. There is a sweet spot between 3 and 5k revs where the car
feels extremely willing, helped by a sport button that works to
spool up more torque alongside a sharper throttle response,
whereas the car is equally happy bumbling along for
more leisurely progress.br />
BBeing the track focused 695 Biposto this example comes with the
optional Lightweight OZ Racing Alloys which present in
immaculate condition and are fixed with wheel studs rather than
bolts, normally found on the race track. The stylish alloys are
wrapped in a matching set of Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres with
all 4 corners showing good tread.
Brakes are courtesy of a Brembo braking system which present
well with plenty of material remaining on both pads and discs.
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