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Fiat 527

Field	Value
name	Fiat 527
image	Fiat 527 Sedan 1934.jpg
caption	Fiat 527 saloon
aka	Fiat Ardita 2500
manufacturer	Fiat
production	1934–1936
layout	Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
body_style	4-door saloon
4-door sports saloon
related	Fiat 518 Ardita
transmission	4-speed manual
wheelbase	3170 mm
length	4600 mm
width	1878 mm
height	1488 mm
weight	1400 kg
predecessor	Fiat 522
successor	Fiat 2800
sp	uk

4-door sports saloon

The Fiat 527 (also known as Fiat Ardita 2500) is a six-cylinder passenger car produced by Fiat between 1934 and 1936. The 527 was a larger-engined and more luxurious version of the four-cylinder 518 Ardita. This car was built only with a full-length chassis, having a wheelbase of 3170 mm.

Unlike the four-cylinder Ardita, the 527 was not assembled outside Italy. Approximately 1,000 were produced.

Engines

Model	Years	Engine	Displacement	Power	Torque	Fuel system
2500 Standard	1934–1936	straight-6 sidevalve	2516 cc	52 hp @ 2,750 rpm	114 N.m @ 1,800 rpm	single carburetor
2500 Sport	1934–1936	straight-6 sidevalve	2516 cc	60 hp @ 3,000 rpm	142 N.m @ 2,000 rpm	single carburetor
2800	1934–1936	straight-6 sidevalve	2852 cc	69 hp @ 3,500 rpm	168 N.m @ 2,250 rpm	single carburetor

File:Fiat 527 S 1934.jpg|Fiat Ardita 2500 Sport (or 527 S)

References

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