General Facelift Fiat Panda 319.

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General Facelift Fiat Panda 319.

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More of the same only different? I guess I shouldn't be surprised as this class of vehicle is all about the 'experience' as you sit in it rather than the way it drives or works, but it'd be nice to see the suspension and the power addressed. I'm not after a snorting sports car (wrong vehicle altogether) but there are improvements that could be made.
 
A FIAT 500 dash would be an improvement. No mention of whether they're keeping the same poor colour choice.
 
Domenica 17 aprile 2016: Nuove foto spia della Fiat Panda 2016.

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http://passioneautoitaliane.blogspot.nl/2016/04/nuove-foto-spia-della-fiat-panda-2016.html
 
In 2016 and 2017, the new GSE engines will be introduced. (Global Small Engines)
These new entirely aluminum GSE engines will be natural aspirated and turbocharged.
These engines will have 1.0 ltr and 1.3 ltr volume.

1.0 ltr volume (3 cylinder)
GSE 1.0 6V (± 80 hp)
GSE 1.0 12V Turbo

and 1.3 ltr volume (4 cylinder)

GSE 1.3 8V (± 105 pk)
GSE 1.3 16V Turbo


The natural aspirated versions will have:

a camshaft with variable valve timing, a variable flowing oil and water pump, a low-friction distribution chain, a integrated exhaust manifold to the cylinder head, start/stop will be as standard.

The Turbo versions will have more:

twin scroll turbo, integrated air to water intercooler to the intake manifold, direct injection, MultiAir.

The 3-cylinder engines, should debut soon in Europe.
 
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Naaaaaaah! Modern 3 cylinder engines have good mpg until they put turbos on em! The twinair is near identical to the Fiesta Ecoboost for real MPG figures.

The ones that have are amazing MPG are the slooooooooow aygos etc etc ?
 
That's a shame, I don't like the noise 3 cylinder cars make at all.....how long have we got?
I'm with you on that one, i'm very happy with my TA turbo 85hp/145Nm.
And i reckon that the TwinAir turbo 85 will be around to the end of this models lifetime.
The basic "non" turbo 3 cilinder engine will have only around 80 hp and around 98 Nm of torque.
The turbo 3 cylinder would probably have up to 120 hp and 170 Nm of torque.

So the twinair turbo would suit just fine between them. ;)
 
Naaaaaaah! Modern 3 cylinder engines have good mpg until they put turbos on em! The twinair is near identical to the Fiesta Ecoboost for real MPG figures.

The ones that have are amazing MPG are the slooooooooow aygos etc etc ?
Keep in mind that the TA turbo is just a 875cc engine, most 3 cylinder engines have volumes between 1.0ltr and 1.2ltr.
So in simple terms, the 875cc TA engine use more fuel then most 1.0ltr to 1.2 ltr 3 cylinder engines by the same MPG.
 
To be honest, the 3-cylinder thrum was the only thing I liked about the Aygo we hired.

Wonder if the non-turbo twin-air is poor on fuel in real life. I guess we'd need an Italian to inform.

Those spy shots show us nothing new. Main thing they need is a more extensive colour palette.
 
In 2016 and 2017, the new GSE engines will be introduced. (Global Small Engines)
These new entirely aluminum GSE engines will be natural aspirated and turbocharged.
These engines will have 1.0 ltr and 1.3 ltr volume.

1.0 ltr volume (3 cylinder)
GSE 1.0 6V (± 80 hp)
GSE 1.0 12V Turbo

and 1.3 ltr volume (4 cylinder)

GSE 1.3 8V (± 105 pk)
GSE 1.3 16V Turbo


The natural aspirated versions will have:

a camshaft with variable valve timing, a variable flowing oil and water pump, a low-friction distribution chain, a integrated exhaust manifold to the cylinder head, start/stop will be as standard.

The Turbo versions will have more:

twin scroll turbo, integrated air to water intercooler to the intake manifold, direct injection, MultiAir.

The 3-cylinder engines, should debut soon in Europe.

Are these engines designed and built by Fiat themselves?
 
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