Description
1996 FIAT Turbo 16
Vehicle registration document: French
Chassis number: ZFA175000P0022098
• Designed by Chris Bangle at the Centro Stile Fiat, with the interior designed by Pininfarina
• 2.0-litre 16-valve turbocharged engine, derived from the Lampredi engine range
• Blu Blitz Micalizzato paintwork paired with black leather upholstery
• History marked by long motorway journeys whilst owned by a winegrower
Launched in the early 1990s, the Fiat Coupé stands out for its bold design by Chris Bangle, who was then working at the Fiat Centro Stile. Its silhouette is characterised in particular by sculpted wheel arches and an exposed aluminium fuel filler flap. The interior, designed by Pininfarina, is distinguished by a body-coloured lacquered strip running across the dashboard.
In its Turbo 16V variant, the model is powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine with twin overhead camshafts, derived from the Lampredi engine family and fitted with a turbocharger. Developing 190 chevaux, this engine follows in the tradition of the sporty powertrains that notably made the Lancia Delta HF Integrale’s reputation.
The car on display is a 1994 Fiat Coupé Turbo 16V, finished in Blu Blitz Micalizzato and fitted with black leather upholstery. Its odometer reads 185,000 km.
This vehicle belonged to a winegrower, a great Ferrari enthusiast, who used it mainly for long-distance business travel. Its mileage therefore consists mainly of motorway journeys. Purchased in 2021, it has since been regularly serviced, according to the owner.
The car is now in a consistent state of preservation, both in terms of the bodywork and the interior, consistent with its history of use.
Combining Chris Bangle’s distinctive design with a 190-chevaux turbocharged four-cylinder engine, this 1994 Fiat Coupé Turbo 16V is a real eye-catcher thanks to its Blu Blitz Micalizzato paintwork, black leather interior and history of mainly motorway use.
1994 FIAT COUPÉ TURBO 16V
Registration document: French
Chassis number: ZFA175000P0022098
• Designed by Chris Bangle at the Centro Stile Fiat, with the interior designed by Pininfarina
• 2.0-litre 16-valve turbocharged engine, derived from the Lampredi engine range
• Blu Blitz Micalizzato body colour paired with black leather upholstery
• A history characterised by long motorway journeys whilst owned by a winegrower
Launched in the early 1990s, the Fiat Coupé stands out for its bold design by Chris Bangle, who was then working at the Centro Stile Fiat. Its silhouette is notably characterised by sculpted wheel arches and an exposed aluminium fuel filler flap. The interior, designed by Pininfarina, is distinguished by a body-coloured lacquered strip running across the dashboard.
In its Turbo 16V variant, the model is powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine with twin overhead camshafts, derived from the Lampredi engine family and fitted with a turbocharger. Developing 190 chevaux, this engine continues the tradition of the sporty powertrains that notably made the Lancia Delta HF Integrale’s reputation.
The example shown here is a 1994 Fiat Coupé Turbo 16V, finished in Blu Blitz Micalizzato and featuring black leather upholstery. Its odometer reads 185,000 km.
This vehicle belonged to a winegrower, a great Ferrari enthusiast, who used it mainly for long-distance business travel. Most of its mileage therefore consists of motorway driving. Acquired in 2021, it has since been regularly serviced, according to the owner.
The car is now in a consistent state of preservation, both in terms of the bodywork and the interior, consistent with its history of use.
Combining Chris Bangle’s distinctive design with a 190-chevaux turbocharged four-cylinder engine, this 1994 Fiat Coupé Turbo 16V is a real eye-catcher thanks to its Blu Blitz Micalizzato paintwork, its black leather interior and its history of mainly motorway use.
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About the sale
Epoqu'auto: Youngtimers, the official sale
Auction location
Auction time
11/07/2026 at 3:00 PM
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