Fiat Palio Weekend
Fiat's 'world car' supermini station wagon, the Fiat Palio Weekend, is an extended version of the hatchback Fiat Palio. This model was originally launched in 1996 in Brazil as part of the '178 Project'. The engines available at launch included 1.5 8v (Brazil), 1.2 8v (Europe), 1.6 16v (Brazil and Europe) and a 1.7 diesel (Argentina and Europe).
In 2001, the first facelift of the Fiat Palio Weekend was unveiled. The new design was created by Italian design-guru Giorgetto Giugiaro and included a new front and rear design as well as a brand new interior. In addition to this, new engines were released in the form of the 1.8 Fiat-GM Powertrain with 105cv. There was also an offroad version called the Weekend Adventure, which utilised the 1.6 16v Torque Step A engine with 103cv.
The third installment of the Palio Weekend arrived in 2004, again featuring a design from Giorgetto Giugiaro. This was distinct from the other versions with a new front, rear and interior design. The top model of the Mk.III series was the Weekend Adventure version that featured a 1.8 litre Powertrain Flex fuel engine with 112cv (petrol/gasoline) and 114cv (ethanol) at 5500 rpm, all terrain Pirelli Citynet tires and a higher/reinforced suspension kit with 4x2 traction.
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