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Limited-run special version of the Fiat barchetta introduced in February 1998, produced in 2,507 individually numbered units. The barchetta Limited Edition combined classic open-top driving character with enhanced trim and equipment. It was available in specific colours including Steel Grey and Stelvio Green, and featured a canvas roof matched to the leather seat upholstery. The interior was distinguished by red or biscuit beige leather sports seats, with coordinated leather trim applied to the steering wheel, gear lever, door panels, and handles. Titanium-coloured detailing was used for the air vents and instrument surround, complemented by anthracite velour floor mats. Exterior and equipment highlights included 15-inch alloy wheels, wind stop, and fog lights. Standard features comprised ABS, central locking with electric mirrors, electric aerial, power steering, electric windows, and an RDS radio system. Safety equipment included a reinforced bodyshell structure, side-impact protection, airbags for driver and passenger, seat-belt pretensioners, and a fire prevention system. Optional equipment included manual climate control, electronic alarm system, and a body-coloured hard top.

Limited-run high-performance version of the Coupé Fiat 2.0 20v Turbo, presented at the Paris Motor Show in September 1998. The model featured a series of technical and visual enhancements focused on sportiness and driving performance. It was equipped with a 2.0-litre five-cylinder 20-valve turbocharged engine producing 220 hp (162 kW), paired with a six-speed manual transmission. The revised gear ratios improved acceleration and emphasized a more dynamic driving character. Chassis upgrades included a front strut brace supplied by Sparco, increasing bodyshell rigidity, and cross-drilled front brake discs with red calipers, contributing to improved braking performance. The exterior was distinguished by body-coloured bumpers and side skirts, front spoilers, and titanium-finished details such as light surrounds, mirrors, fuel cap, and alloy wheels. Red accents on badges and wheel hubs echoed the brake components and engine elements. Inside, the car featured a sporty interior with black and red leather Recaro seats and matching red seat belts. Additional highlights included titanium-finish trim, anodised aluminium pedals and footrests, and leather-trimmed steering wheel, gear knob, and handbrake with red inserts. A push-button engine start, inspired by motorsport, further emphasised the model’s performance-oriented character.