Fiat's- The worlds best engine

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superfreek, May 21, 7:49pm

thejazzpianoma, May 21, 7:53pm
No surprises there. or that there is nothing Japanese to be seen anywhere in that list of accolades.

budgel, May 21, 8:03pm
What is the apostrophe for!

Something left out!

farwest, May 21, 8:06pm
Fiat's what!

superfreek, May 21, 8:08pm
English isn't my strongest area - but if you want to be all high and mighty then go ahead.

jmma, May 21, 8:11pm
What, where, can't see one,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

foxdonut, May 21, 11:50pm
I'm ashamed to admit I like the new 500, although it could stand to loose a lot of weight.

bigracket, May 22, 12:58am
Um that's a question mark not an apostrophe !

bigracket, May 22, 1:00am
Question mark is a punctuation mark.

bigracket, May 22, 1:04am
Superfreek was asking for you thoughts so use of the question mark is correct.

mugenb20b, May 22, 6:22am
European cars only, interestingly they are not telling us what biggest cock ups they made either.

trouser, May 22, 6:33am
Tell us what you know then.

mugenb20b, May 22, 6:41am
Water pump's plastic impellers fallingof VW, Audi and BMW engines. Alfa Romeo cambelts beaking before they are due for replacements. Some Opel and BMW engines have very short cambelt service intervals. Alfa Romeo's sele-speed gearboxes. New Alfa Romeo diesel stuffed after 40k. There's too many things to list, but basically, things that shouldn't fail do.

fordcrzy, May 22, 6:48am
it'd be cool to belt around in an Abarth Esse Esse version.
theres one on the net where the guy covered it in carbon fiber wrap! ha ha.

http://500blog.blogspot.com/2010/06/new-abarth-500-carbon-by-ferraris.html

fordcrzy, May 22, 6:49am

jkm, May 22, 7:06am
so what is its fuel economy like! I am guessing that would have been a big factor.

ct9a, May 22, 7:13am
thats true but from 2004ish not so true

thejazzpianoma, May 22, 7:30am
+1 You are trying pretty hard with that list being the culminated problems of all of Europe of a decade ago.

pge, May 22, 7:57am
FIAT's engine.

The apostrophe is used here as the possessive, i.e., the engine "belongs to/is owned" by FIAT.

trouser, May 22, 11:50am
2001 just rang and they want their list back.

Got anything more modern!

craig04, May 22, 1:45pm
They weren't quoting the most reliable engine.

wrong2, May 22, 4:13pm
for once

i take it you ignored the awards during the entire 80's & 90's decades, & are selectivily ignoring their placements during the double 0's

wrong2, May 22, 4:17pm
i think the joke is on the people who brought the first arbarth 500 model

& they would handel better with 15's on - thats ignoring the 60-40 split the 500 suffers from (why lump a light FWD with a live rear also !)

peacebird15, May 22, 6:16pm
Give the fiat engine time to do the italian thing, It probably stood out mostly because it was unique being a 2 cylinder.

mapman, Mar 21, 4:53am
Total agree and when Fiat look at the more powerful 1.6 and 1.8 engines do they keep it Italian, nope they go to China and a Chery engine. That made a lot of sense because Chery already build Fiat and Alfa Romeo cars. Some people still think that??