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It might look like a Fiat 500, but Abarth turns Italy’s little supermini into a credible hot hatch. With a focus on performance, affordability and handling characteristics, Abarth leasing deals are great if you want an engaging small car on a budget.

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500 894 £538.09 p/m
595 2,084 £282.44 p/m
695 5,428 £278.38 p/m

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Abarth 595
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£282.44 p/m
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Abarth 500
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7.1
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£538.09 p/m
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£22,323.15
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Abarth 695
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7.9
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£278.38 p/m
Total lease cost from
£10,351.20

Abarth lease FAQs

  • Why should you lease an Abarth?
  • If you’re after a fun-to-drive, back to basics hot hatchback, then the Abarth brand will almost certainly feature on your shortlist. Taking its base from the iconic Fiat 500, the 595 and 695 offer pocket rocket performance on a budget. Cute it may be, but Abarth cars have enough power to worry much more expensive hot hatchbacks.
  • What are the most popular Abarth models?
  • The Abarth line-up includes the 595 and 695, with the latter getting 180hp and a 0-62mph time of just 6.5 seconds. With the arrival of the new Fiat 500e, the Abarth line-up is expanding too with the arrival of the Abarth 500e. It takes the best bit about the new EV, and adds more power. It even sounds like its raucous petrol siblings.
  • Which Abarth trim levels can I choose from?
  • Petrol Abarths are offered in Standard and Turismo trim levels, among others. Opting for the Turismo gets you things like leather upholstery, fog lights, 17in alloy wheels and parking sensors. The Abarth 500e will be offered in the aptly-named Scorpionissima trim. Plump for this to get clever safety tech, Alcantara upholstery and lane-keep assist.
  • How much does an Abarth lease cost?
  • Abarth has traditionally offered affordable monthly rates, with its hot hatches significantly undercutting similarly powered vehicles. Ok, they aren’t the most practical, but for bang-for-buck factor, they can’t really be beaten.
  • Are there any Abarth rivals I should consider?
  • Abarth is a rather unique manufacturer, with few obvious rivals. For an equally fun drive for a not dissimilar price, something like the Mazda MX-5 might fit the bill. The Abarth 500e will also be taking on rivals like the Peugeot e-208 and Vauxhall Corsa-E.

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