Fiat does not have many sports cars. His sports car is called Maserati and Ferrari (hehe ~). There are two classic sports cars of Fiat's old standard, namely Fiat Coupe and Fiat Barchetta, both of which are works in the 1990s. What you said is similar to Lamborghini should be the Fiat Coupé, which is Fiat 175. Headlights are on the front cover, similar to Rambo style. Fiat Barchetta is the Chinese meaning of its Italian name. Some places are called Bacate, and the internal code is Tipo B Spider 176. It is relatively small, and the soft-top convertible is fashionable and feminine, which is far from Lamborghini's style.

I've been thinking about the car for a long time, and I may not be able to help you. If I find a similar car, I will add it for your judgment.

Gubei, which went on the market at 1994, is equipped with a 2.0-liter 16V engine, and has two versions: turbocharged (maximum horsepower 190ps) and naturally aspirated (maximum horsepower 139ps). Later, the improved version was Lampredi Twin (also known as Fiat's double cam) series engine, which was transplanted from the famous Lancia Delta. This engine has set a world record for Lancia Delta-six world rally champions! There are several versions of Gubei's engine after 1996. See the table below for details:

Gubei engine

Vehicle displacement, power and torque 0–100 km/h, maximum speed.

1.8 16V I4 1747 cc 130 PS(96kw； 130 HP) @ 6300rpm164Nm (12 1 lb ft) @ 4300rpm 9.205km/h (127mph)

2.0 16V I4 1995 cc 139 PS( 102 kW； 137 HP) @6000 rpm 180 nm (130 lb ft) @4500 rpm 9.208 km/h (129 mph)

2.0 20V I5 1998 cc 147 PS( 108 kW； 145 HP) @6 100 rpm 186 nm (137 lb ft) @ 4,500 rpm 8.9 2 12 km/h (/kloc-0

2.0 20V I5 1998 cc 154 PS( 1 13 kW； 152 HP) @6700 rpm 186 nm (137 lb ft) @3750 rpm/8.4 2 15 km/h (134 mph

2.0 16V turbine i41995cc190ps (140kw; 190 HP) @5500 rpm 290 nm (2 10 lb ft) @3400 rpm 7.5 225 km/h (140 mph)

2.0 20V Turbo I5 1998 cc 220 PS( 160 kW； 220 HP) @5750 rpm 3 10 nm (230 lb ft) @2500 rpm 6.3 250 km/h (160 mph)

I hope what you see is this one. You are so eye-catching because there are too few sports cars with Fiat logo!