Fiat Abarth 124 Sport Rally

Make: Fiat / Abarth

Model: Fiat Abarth 124 Sport Rally

Year: 1975

Chassis: 124CSA-0072016

Engine: 132AC4.000 - no. 0170105

Displacement: 1756 cc

Odometer: 76,739 km

Interior: Black

Exterior: White

Soft Top: Black

Historical Certifications

ASI “Targa Oro” homologation issued by the Automotoclub Storico Italiano

Certificate of Historical Significance

FIVA Identity Card issued by the Federation Internationale des Vehicules Anciens

FIA Historic Technical Passport issued by the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (GT Class “H”)

Vehicle History

First registered on February 4th, 1975, this beautiful car still retains its original black Italian license plate and original registration document, an extremely rare feature today and highly appreciated by collectors who seek historically authentic vehicles with their first registration plates.

Since new, the car has had only a few owners and has always been preserved with the utmost care, remaining in excellent and well-maintained condition.

In 2006, the car received the prestigious ASI “Targa Oro” certification, one of the highest recognitions granted in Italy to historic vehicles, confirming the vehicle's perfect conformity to its original factory specifications. At the same time, the FIVA Identity Card was also issued, certifying the car's historical importance and authenticity.

In 2008, the FIA - Federation Internationale de l'Automobile issued the Historic Technical Passport, classifying the vehicle as GT Class H, making it eligible for participation in international historic racing and rally events.

The vehicle has always undergone the mandatory biennial technical inspections, and the current inspection is valid until December 2026.

Technical Features

The Fiat Abarth 124 Sport Rally is one of the most iconic Italian sports cars of the 1970s. Developed by Abarth's racing department from the base of the Fiat 124 Sport Spider, it was specifically designed for international rally competition.

The car is powered by a 1,756 cc twin-cam four-cylinder engine, derived from the Lampredi engine family and extensively tuned by Abarth with high-performance cylinder head, optimized intake system, and lightweight components. Road versions produced over 120 horsepower, while racing versions could reach significantly higher outputs.

Key technical features include:

Longitudinal front-mounted twin-cam engine

Rear-wheel drive layout

5-speed manual transmission

Reinforced sport suspension system

High-performance braking system with four-wheel disc brakes

Lightweight body components

Wider wheel arches and rally-specific chassis setup

Typical Abarth equipment also included:

full sports instrumentation

sport steering wheel

dedicated seats

mechanical and suspension components derived from competition experience.

Production and Rarity

Produced in limited numbers between 1972 and 1975, the Fiat Abarth 124 Rally was built to meet the homologation requirements for Group 4 rally competition. Compared with many contemporary sports cars, production numbers were relatively low, making surviving examples highly desirable among collectors worldwide.

The model played a significant role in Abarth's rally history during the 1970s, achieving numerous successes in European and international competitions.

Today, examples retaining original documents, complete historic certifications and their first registration plates are particularly rare and extremely sought after.