Abarth, known for pumping small Fiat cars full of speed, has opened the doors of its Italian factory for the world to see where the ultimate pocket rocket, the Abarth 500 and Abarth 500C, are made.
Abarth has become the first car maker in Europe to throw open its doors to Google Street View with users now able to take a virtual tour of the Abarth factory.
The result of the collaboration is the "Abarth Virtual Tour" which is open to anyone with a computer and an internet link. It is a unique and immersive experience that discovers the Officine Abarth HQ in Turin, where the marque's passion and know-how have given rise to a range of unique cars with unprecedented performance levels and in unusually small packages.
Created by the copy agency, xister, and accessible from the official website Abarth.com or from Google Maps, this fascinating tour allows users to visit every nook and cranny of the Abarth HQ.
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