A coupé Abarth 124 isn’t happening, but the 124 gets a carbonfibre removable hard-top and exclusive parts Abarth has revealed the 124 GT ahead of its official unveiling at the Geneva motor show next week. The GT gets a removable hard-top roof, made of carbonfibre and weighing 16kg, is lined on the inside, although has to be stored separately when not in use, unlike the Mazda MX-5 RF ’s folding hard-top. The hard-top roof adds rigidity to the car’s chassis, although Abarth hasn’t specified by how much. The roof’s carbon fibre construction is a market first, though. It’s equipped with de-misters in the rear window, insulation and soundproofing, though. It also gets exclusive parts like lightweight OZ alloys, which shave 3kg off the standard Abarth 124 's kerb weight, and tweaked styling. The standard 124 weighs 1060kg, so the GT weighs 1073kg Performance is unchanged - the same 1.4-litre turbocharged engine gives 168bhp and 184lb ft of torque, equating to uncha...