Fiat Coupe

Fiat Coupé was a two door, four seater coupé produced by the Italian manufacturer Fiat between 1993 and 2000. The Fiat Coupe made media headlines in auto magazines during 1992, after several spy shots were taken revealing the car on test. The Coupé was available with a four cylinder, 2.0 L 16V engine, in both turbo (190 PS) and normally aspirated (139 PS) versions. Both engines were later versions of Fiat's twin-cam design and inherited from the Lancia Delta Integrale, winner of the World Rally Championship a record six times. 1996 brought in a 1.8 L 16V engine along with a 2.0 litre five cylinder 20V (147 PS), and a five cylinder 2.0 litre 20V turbo (220 PS).

In 1998, the 2.0 litre five cylinder 20V got a Variable Inlet System, which brought the power to 154 PS (113 kW). The 2.0 litre five cylinder 20V Turbo received a six speed gearbox and a large, satin gloss push starter button. In addition, the sills of the Turbo version were colour matched with the body paintwork. Fiat also released the 2.0 litre five cylinder Turbo 'Plus'. This model came with an option kit that made it virtually identical to the LE, except for minor interior design changes and without the unique identification badge of the LE.