After a discussion with the developers of fuelly, I've convinced them to add "ABARTH" as a separate brand on the fuel tracking site Fuelly. I explained how Abarth is still owned by Fiat (like Ferrari, Alfa, Lancia, Maserati etc) but still has it's own HQ, I also explained the fact that Abarth's can only be purchased from Abarth dealers, not just any old Fiat garage, and that Abarth appears under "make" on the reg documents. There were other factors in persuading them to add Abarth too.
I hope you all agree with what i have achieved here. You see, under "browse vehicles" Abarth will now appear at the top of the page, hopefully the brand won't be lost amongst the other Fiats now, it stands out now and with 23,500 users on Fuelly, this should help boost the brands credibility and generate some interest from Fuelly users overseas, especially for those anticipating the arrival of the Fiat/Abarth brand in the USA.
For those of you who already use fuelly and own an Abarth, you need to edit your car and instead of selecting "Fiat" under manufacturer, select "Abarth". I am the only Abarth on there at the moment! Here is my profile page, you can see all my fuel stats for the last 10,000 odd miles (although the mileage on the car is around 17,000 currently)
I appreciate this site is not every one's cup of tea, and the majority of you own the Fiat varient of the 500, but i find the results interesting and very accurate. It helps me calculate my annual fuel costs with ease.
That'll be all for now thanks guys
I hope you all agree with what i have achieved here. You see, under "browse vehicles" Abarth will now appear at the top of the page, hopefully the brand won't be lost amongst the other Fiats now, it stands out now and with 23,500 users on Fuelly, this should help boost the brands credibility and generate some interest from Fuelly users overseas, especially for those anticipating the arrival of the Fiat/Abarth brand in the USA.
For those of you who already use fuelly and own an Abarth, you need to edit your car and instead of selecting "Fiat" under manufacturer, select "Abarth". I am the only Abarth on there at the moment! Here is my profile page, you can see all my fuel stats for the last 10,000 odd miles (although the mileage on the car is around 17,000 currently)
I appreciate this site is not every one's cup of tea, and the majority of you own the Fiat varient of the 500, but i find the results interesting and very accurate. It helps me calculate my annual fuel costs with ease.
That'll be all for now thanks guys