My Car Import has helped hundreds of customers import their cars to the UK successfully. We’ve also worked on a wide range of Abarth models, and we’re here to help with modifying and registering your Abarth.
Importing a car can be a daunting process when going it alone, so we can do it all for you. Whether it’s the full door-to-door service or just a particular aspect of the import process that you need help with, we’ve got you covered.
Certificate of Conformity
We assist customers daily in registering their cars with a CoC. It tends to be one of the most popular routes to registration though not always the best depending on the car.
That’s where we come in.
By filling out our quote form, we can provide you with the cheapest and most efficient option for registering your car. If you need help simply ordering the CoC, we can do this for you.
As a full-service import company, we’re here to remove the stress from the laborious registration process.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’ll take care of your import at any point in the process (even if you have yet to transport it to the United Kingdom).
We always tell our customers that no two cars are the same and processes will vary. Receiving a quote is the best way to know for certain.
Car registration
We love the wide variety of Abarths available. They’re compact and superpowered so make the perfect car for any car lover.
We can assist in testing, modifying, and registering your car using our private testing lane. With this on hand, it makes for a much speedier process. During the registration process, we also take care of all the paperwork with DVLA.
We’re well versed in the importation of cars within the post-Brexit landscape, so we can help with any struggles you might be facing to get your Abarth into the United Kingdom.
Now that’s worth considering.
What is the history of Abarth
Ever wondered about the history of Abarth and the models that have been available over the years? Read on, it’s all the information you need.
Abarth is an Italian racing and automotive performance brand that has a rich history closely tied to motorsports and high-performance modifications.
- 1949: Carlo Abarth, an Austrian-Italian engineer and racer, establishes Abarth & C. in Bologna, Italy. The company initially focuses on producing performance parts and accessories for various car brands.
- 1950s: Abarth gains recognition for its successful tuning of Fiat cars, particularly the Fiat 600. The Abarth-tuned Fiats start to dominate small car racing events.
- 1956: Abarth’s modified Fiat 600, called the Abarth 750, achieves numerous racing victories, solidifying the brand’s reputation in motorsports.
- 1960s: Abarth’s involvement in motorsports intensifies, leading to collaborations with various car manufacturers. Abarth-tuned cars achieve success in rallying, hill climbs, endurance racing, and more.
- 1965: Abarth and Fiat merge, forming Abarth & C. S.p.A. under Fiat’s ownership. Abarth continues to operate as a performance division within the Fiat Group.
- 1966: Abarth introduces the Abarth 1000 TC, a racing version of the Fiat 600D, which becomes highly successful in touring car racing.
- 1971: Fiat introduces the Abarth 124 Spider, a sportier version of the Fiat 124 Spider, designed and tuned by Abarth.
- 1970s and 1980s: Abarth remains active in motorsports, particularly in rally racing. The Abarth name becomes synonymous with high-performance versions of Fiat models.
- 2007: Fiat reintroduces the Abarth brand with the launch of the Abarth Grande Punto, a sporty version of the Fiat Grande Punto. This marks the revival of Abarth as a standalone performance brand.
- 2012: Abarth expands its lineup with models like the Abarth 500 and Abarth 595, which are high-performance variants of the Fiat 500.
- 2015: Abarth introduces the 124 Spider, a performance-oriented version of the Fiat 124 Spider, paying homage to the original Abarth 124 Spider from the 1970s.
- Present: Abarth continues to produce high-performance versions of Fiat cars, focusing on compact cars with sporty styling, upgraded engines, and enhanced handling characteristics. The brand maintains a strong presence in the European market.
Throughout its history, Abarth has been known for its dedication to motorsports, precision engineering, and a focus on delivering exhilarating driving experiences. The brand’s association with Fiat has allowed it to leverage the engineering expertise of both companies to create performance-oriented cars that appeal to enthusiasts and racing enthusiasts alike.
Frequently asked Questions
How long does it take to import and register an Abarth in the United Kingdom
While we’d love to offer a specific import timeline, it isn’t that straightforward.
The time it takes to import an Abarth car to the United Kingdom (UK) can vary depending on several factors, including the specific circumstances and the processes involved.
You can fill out a quote form for more information on the process of importing your Abarth to the United Kingdom.