The Abarth 750 is a compact sports car produced by the Italian manufacturer Abarth from 1956 to 1966. It is known for its lightweight design and high-performance capabilities, featuring a small but powerful engine derived from the Fiat 600. The car's design emphasizes aerodynamics and agility, making it popular in racing circles. The Abarth 750 was available in various body styles, including coupes and spiders, and it gained a reputation for its impressive speed and handling. Its success in motorsports helped solidify Abarth's legacy as a manufacturer of performance vehicles, contributing to the brand's association with racing and automotive innovation.