This car shocked the heck out of me. I purchased a Gucci Edition for my wife and I test drove it..... I love it. I’m in the hunt for an Abarth edition for myself. Great car for a man my age.
Speaking from experience, I love mine. The tight suspension hugs the curves. The manual transmission is plenty zippy, and is in general is a ton of fun to drive. The Italian interior design is very cool, and things like blue tooth, USB interface, and Bose sound are nice extras, not to mention the gas mileage.
First, I love Fiat. Had an original 500, and an X-19. Recently I was going to buy one of the first 500 cars imported into the USA (had a dash plaque that said so). They wanted $3,300.00. It was in nice condition except it would no longer downshift into 3rd gear. Not a really big deal because I'm a mechanic. I found a good used tranny for $700, shipped to my door. Well, if you are going to replace a tranny, you replace the clutch as well. I called my local Auto Zone and asked the cost of the three piece clutch kit. $850.00. No that had to be a mistake. That's over three times the cost of most clutch kits. So I got on line. The cheapest I found was over $700.00. Remember, this is me replacing the clutch, if you are not a mechanic, you have to take it into someone and that kit is not going to be $800, it will be at least $1K, then labor of at least $500. I have no idea why the kit is so expensive but it changed my mind on the fiat. I bought a Geo Metro instead. The clutch kit is $89.00 and takes two hours to install. I still love Fiats and may get one when their prices get down to $1k. Then when it needs a clutch, I'll go by another one and use the first for parts.
I have a 2012 Fiat 500 and when I first got it, I too was a little disappointed with the fuel economy. However, over time the fuel economy has improved and I now get around 40 mpg with it.
I've had my 2013 500 POP 5 years this week. I am getting around 44 mpg, once I took a road trip at a lower elevation, on a flat road and didn't drive crazy, and I got 51 mpg between gas stations !
Daniel Reigada don't forget to replace your blinker fluid. Really important especially in this model .Mine ran out of blinker fluid the first 20,000 miles.
Almost everything said in the video is irrelevant. You don't buy any Italian car because it's sensible. You don't care how non sensible it may be, you still love it.
I'm a 50+ American Man, so I have a little more leeway social norm wise, but screw them all, just remember you don't have to prove a Goddamm thing to anyone.
I’m 20 years old, almost 21 in 3 months, and I think the Fiat 500 is OK looking even though in my opinion, it looks like a cheese wedge. I prefer the 500X more though.
@checksumday Believe me (I've been having a 500 for 4 years), you will NEVER believe how fun to drive this car is until you get to driving one, and since the first second you get in, you just can't stop smiling.
I have a Fiat 500 pop 1.2 litre and today I got 54MPG highway. City driving gets 45MPG every week. Greatest city car. Feel a bit vulnerable on the open road in Australia.
9.4 faster than any K car from the 80s and most tanks from the 60s and 70s-- my 09 Accent SE 5 speed is just a tick quicker-- i can barely beat some old Honda civics-- i used to have a 93 Ford Festiva 1.3 with a 5 speed, over 45 MPG hwy, wish i could get one now-- i loved that car
the car is definitely fun to drive as well...i've driven a mini and thought it sucked royally...it was controlled but so are a prozac and a soma...the fiat is fun, spirited, and a pleasure to drive.
Formally it's an electric car with a range extender (this is what a GM man would say). practically it's an hybrid that has an electric engine to give traction and a thermal one to recharge the batteries (just to make it as simple as possible). I do believe this is the way to go on hybrid cars, while we wait for better batteries (I totally agree with you about the fact that they are now the limit for electric cars spread)
@7477238 I know what you mean. I drive an Impreza and the routes I usally take have buses, and big SUVS. (Escalades, Tahoes, Expeditions etc) And it's damn scary because the don't signal, don't use there mirrors, dont check there blindspots so you really need to be aware. Btw I live in Toronto also so I know what you mean.
@smoguli I agree that mpg ratings have changed, there's driving the car with no traffic in the middle of the night and then there's the grid lock that we face every day in a work commute. There are times you get on the open highway now a days that yoiu can come to complete stops and sit in traffic (Florida during a hurricane evacuation or peak holiday and vacation traffic).
excellent review...consumer reports, and others really seem biased in their criticism whereas this review presents the positives and other areas as I see it. Prior owner of a Fiat x1/9 and know these performance numbers well. 30/38-x1/9's numbers also...small car doesn't mean 500 miles to the gallon...there are many factors involved...all of the fiat that i loved came back with the 500 and gladly paid for it...numbers are a little off though...you can have a pop for 16,100, 20300 for sport...
@smoguli I Owned & drove a Colt GT and it did 0-60 in about 8 seconds, 16 seconds for 1/4 mile. The Civic Si was similar, The CRX too. I'll agree that the new Fiat has all the safety features the 80's cars didn't, but a friend had an 86 Civic Si and I recall his car being solidly built and getting 40 mpg highway. The Fiat is a throwback to that performance of the more economical 1.5L engine models. The Abarth might beat out those cars, doubt it takes a 200 hp Vtec Civic Si of today ?
@jgcamp99 BTW, the higher performance 80's econoboxes, they weren't asking $ 28K for one.When you weigh the cost of Fiat new vs used Japanese, I can drive a used car 8-10 years and save way more than what the Abarth will run me off the lot. You can get quite a bit of car for under $ 10,000, that means the 500 to Abarth is $ 12-18K more. 38 mpg highway is decent, but I can get 40+ in a Honda or Toyota.
Come on, i had a 93 Festiva 5 speed for 10 years--- yes better MPG than the Fiat but slower and forget handling!!!! with those 12 inch tires and straight axle-- some people said they handled like a 'wheelbarrow' but great in snow and super reliable
@multijetIT 33 mpg is not economics for such a small car. You could buy a much nicer diesel audi which will be more fuel efficient, much larger, and faster. Plus diesel is cheaper from what i remember in europe!
I've a '12 Sport I bought used. It has only one setting (as far as I can tell ) concerning the headlights, meaning all or nothing. I've no setting on the switch to just turn the parking lights on only.
@smoguli .3 of a second isn't that big a difference 0-60, that might even come down to the particular run or a driver's skills to switch gears and so on. At a 1/4 mile it'll be more noticeable a lead. Where some of these 0-50 & 0-60 cars fall off are higher speeds and what it takes to get from 60-70, 60-80, even 60-90+ mph. One thing I will qualify it with, I drove a Dodge Caliber the other day, auto trans, thing had like 6 gears to shift if I wanted to take control and shift it myself.
@checksumday you are entitled to your opinion, but this car has won many awards.What you call novelty some call it unique and out of the box thinking. Anf if you hate small cars so much why even come here and check it out??? or pass opinion on it if you don't care about it.
@cb7pwn According to fueleconomy.gov, the 1989 CRX does 32mpg combined, and the 2012 Fiat 500 does 33mpg combined. Don't compare old fuel economy numbers with modern ones, because the EPA changed the way it's calculated in 2008. They even have a page where you can compare the old and new numbers for any car. For the 1989 CRX it was 37mpg with the old rating.
Yo heavy metal gods.... yep get the Sport...and I highly recommend the sunroof...it just completes the design ...get the Bose too if you have the $....THIS car is a helluva lot of fun... buena fortuna!
well both PSA/Mitsu and Nissan modles have a declared authonomy way below 200km. "Declared" means: no AC, no heater, no radio, no lights. so they are definitely just city cars. But if you are speaking about the Volt (Ampera in Europe), it's not a pure electric car
From my brief experience with it, it was little more than a docking station for your ipod. Way too small to be anything more that a personal commuter for two. I recall the hatchbacks from the 80's, those had cargo capacity in comparison. You could even get a couple of people in the back seat for leg room.
you know mexico is the 5 car builder in the world. they make , renault , nissan, ford, chrysler, vw, honda cars and moto, gm, mazda in 2013, etc. ..... wow.
@sexyboi142 I owned a BMW, the 3 series and now I'd say its not worth the money. A well powered focus is equally good. The focus suspension rocks, even better than a golf. Although if you live in the US the focus offered there might be different to the european one. Not sure...
True but those are electric cars and how many miles can you drive with those untill the battery runs out? They say around 500 KM for Europe and that isn t much. : (
80mph is 130kph, which is already at the high end of expressway speed limits. I'm not sure what kind of limits you're expecting unless you live in Germany. Even then, only certain sections are unlimited and still have a suggested speed of 130kph. Americans have high expectations of power because fuel economy isn't a priority with relatively low gas prices, and most people drive automatics which tends to sap power. I tend to think it's a waste of power, seeing how lackadaisically people drive.
@qazxnx08 There are a few people I know who are still waiting for a Fiat 500, the car's that popular and the output of the cars or how many rolling off the factory floor isn't like lightning. End of the waiting list to buy a Fiat 500 is quite long.
I think most eleectric cars have a range of 200-300 km today. Thats OK, if the car is an additional one in your family for city drives only. But when you can afford only one car it just doesn't make sense because you would be stuck in one place (city).
Parent: Hey kid I got you a nice Italian sports car. Kid: What did you get me? A Lamborghini? Masarati? Ferrari :D? Parent: I got you a nice Fiat. Kid: Oh... :(
@BlueFox284 I've read too many negative comments about cars made in Mexico, specially from people from the U.S. Just to know.. what is the perception you have about it? is just a question, since i am mexican, and... here we often listen about car companies setting up factories here in Mexico, not only because cost reduction.. but because we have "qualified workers" and good reputation on making cars.
Volt and Ampera not pure electric? I didn t know that That is news for me. Anyway,,i am sure that in the future will find out how to make better and cleaner batteries . Also a cleaner way to make them.
@checksumday you must still live in the past. Let it go it was 30 years ago, move on. things change. And yes we get great cars like the fiat 500. a diamond is also small , but has a lot of value.
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Everything this man says is true we just bought one a convertible automatic and it is a fabulous car for many reasons most of them mentioned here
This car shocked the heck out of me. I purchased a Gucci Edition for my wife and I test drove it..... I love it. I’m in the hunt for an Abarth edition for myself. Great car for a man my age.
Speaking from experience, I love mine. The tight suspension hugs the curves. The manual transmission is plenty zippy, and is in general is a ton of fun to drive. The Italian interior design is very cool, and things like blue tooth, USB interface, and Bose sound are nice extras, not to mention the gas mileage.
I've been getting around 42mpg on the hwy going about 80mph or so. This car is amazing perfect for a 1st car.
5 speed or automatic?
@@ERICtheLATE 5 speed 5 speed 5 speed
ayyy this is my first car
I get about 43 mpg in my 2013 POP model, and once on a long road trip mostly flat and low elevation I squeezed over 50 mpg
Leaves the mini behind in terms of fun and build quality.
Mini's are junk, very expensive to buy and even more so to maintain.
Working on them is also a nightmare!
I've had my '12 500 Sport for over 2 years now. Brilliant car, I would buy another.
100HP for such a small car is more than enough, you can't put a V8 in everything..
With manual it can be enough, but with auto trust me it's very slow
I promise it's not enough.
It puts out 1.22 horsepower per cubic inch.
@Dylan ****** : Brother, you need to grow up with a 36 hp machine, or wow, a 53 hp automobile. That's when one starts appreciating horsepower.
I own the 500 sport. I love the car. It's amazing all the way round. Iv got the car up to 120 mph and was able to fit a 60inch TV in it
How in tf did you fit a 60" TV in it? 😂
I must know!
I love my 2012 fiat 500...might trade it in next year for the Abarth
I love my 2017 Abarth!!! Did u get one?
First, I love Fiat. Had an original 500, and an X-19. Recently I was going to buy one of the first 500 cars imported into the USA (had a dash plaque that said so). They wanted $3,300.00. It was in nice condition except it would no longer downshift into 3rd gear. Not a really big deal because I'm a mechanic. I found a good used tranny for $700, shipped to my door. Well, if you are going to replace a tranny, you replace the clutch as well. I called my local Auto Zone and asked the cost of the three piece clutch kit. $850.00. No that had to be a mistake. That's over three times the cost of most clutch kits. So I got on line. The cheapest I found was over $700.00. Remember, this is me replacing the clutch, if you are not a mechanic, you have to take it into someone and that kit is not going to be $800, it will be at least $1K, then labor of at least $500. I have no idea why the kit is so expensive but it changed my mind on the fiat. I bought a Geo Metro instead. The clutch kit is $89.00 and takes two hours to install. I still love Fiats and may get one when their prices get down to $1k. Then when it needs a clutch, I'll go by another one and use the first for parts.
So it`s deffinitely better choice going for the auto transmission instead? Tks!
man I love these little cars
I have a 2012 Fiat 500 and when I first got it, I too was a little disappointed with the fuel economy. However, over time the fuel economy has improved and I now get around 40 mpg with it.
+Daniel Reigada Did you remember to disengage the parking brake after the first several months??
I've had my 2013 500 POP 5 years this week. I am getting around 44 mpg, once I took a road trip at a lower elevation, on a flat road and didn't drive crazy, and I got 51 mpg between gas stations !
Daniel Reigada don't forget to replace your blinker fluid. Really important especially in this model .Mine ran out of blinker fluid the first 20,000 miles.
The fiesta is as ulgy as sin! 500 is a work of art!
Almost everything said in the video is irrelevant. You don't buy any Italian car because it's sensible. You don't care how non sensible it may be, you still love it.
this performance is on par with american cars,only this car is a masterpiece.45-50 mpg are often seen.
I had a FIAT "Fix It Again Tony" car 30 years ago. My mechanic loved this car because he serviced it every other week.
My grandma has a 2015 bought it brand new and it’s amazing it is small but not too bad I’m 6’2 and fit in the back seats and it’s so easy to drive
What a charming car, i am in love.
To John Davis, I have enjoyed your work since coming to America 16yrs ago. Keep up the good work-not to mention your team! God speed to Motorweek!!!!!
As a 20+ yo man in the USA, I'm disappointed that the social norms don't take kindly to men driving this car..because I love it
I'm a 50+ American Man, so I have a little more leeway social norm wise, but screw them all, just remember you don't have to prove a Goddamm thing to anyone.
the looks I get pulling up to the gun range
I`m 41 and ready to give it a try ;)
I’m 20 years old, almost 21 in 3 months, and I think the Fiat 500 is OK looking even though in my opinion, it looks like a cheese wedge. I prefer the 500X more though.
I have one pushing 60 and could care-a-less what people think. The older you get the wiser you get with no peers!
@checksumday Believe me (I've been having a 500 for 4 years), you will NEVER believe how fun to drive this car is until you get to driving one, and since the first second you get in, you just can't stop smiling.
I have a Fiat 500 pop 1.2 litre and today I got 54MPG highway. City driving gets 45MPG every week. Greatest city car.
Feel a bit vulnerable on the open road in Australia.
Love love love the HD!! Seems to load slower, but it's worth the wait. Good job!
Such a small yet stylish vehicle. This gives me an idea for using it as a basis for a secret.
@MrMK94 And the Grande Punto, beautiful car!!!
9.4 faster than any K car from the 80s and most tanks from the 60s and 70s-- my 09 Accent SE 5 speed is just a tick quicker-- i can barely beat some old Honda civics-- i used to have a 93 Ford Festiva 1.3 with a 5 speed, over 45 MPG hwy, wish i could get one now-- i loved that car
the car is definitely fun to drive as well...i've driven a mini and thought it sucked royally...it was controlled but so are a prozac and a soma...the fiat is fun, spirited, and a pleasure to drive.
I WANT this car.
Formally it's an electric car with a range extender (this is what a GM man would say). practically it's an hybrid that has an electric engine to give traction and a thermal one to recharge the batteries (just to make it as simple as possible). I do believe this is the way to go on hybrid cars, while we wait for better batteries (I totally agree with you about the fact that they are now the limit for electric cars spread)
This Fiat is better than many Americans Cars!
love this cutie
I had an X 1/9 and as long as you were willing to tune it every 1000 miles or so it was a great fun car to drive.
@dnganga He has that perfect voice over voice ive known for ages now!
The 500 always makes me smile. :) Love the car and I want fiat to bring the abarth to north america.
@jgcamp99 You are right, according to MotorTrend, the 2012 Civic Si coupe does the 0-60 in 6.5s, the 2012 Abarth needs 6.8s.
I love Fiats. Great small cars
@7477238 I know what you mean. I drive an Impreza and the routes I usally take have buses, and big SUVS. (Escalades, Tahoes, Expeditions etc) And it's damn scary because the don't signal, don't use there mirrors, dont check there blindspots so you really need to be aware. Btw I live in Toronto also so I know what you mean.
@multijetIT i had no idea, but the Audi A3 TDI is extremely environmentally friendly!
The first Fiat 500 was actually called Topolino, which means "little mouse".
@smoguli I agree that mpg ratings have changed, there's driving the car with no traffic in the middle of the night and then there's the grid lock that we face every day in a work commute. There are times you get on the open highway now a days that yoiu can come to complete stops and sit in traffic (Florida during a hurricane evacuation or peak holiday and vacation traffic).
excellent review...consumer reports, and others really seem biased in their criticism whereas this review presents the positives and other areas as I see it. Prior owner of a Fiat x1/9 and know these performance numbers well. 30/38-x1/9's numbers also...small car doesn't mean 500 miles to the gallon...there are many factors involved...all of the fiat that i loved came back with the 500 and gladly paid for it...numbers are a little off though...you can have a pop for 16,100, 20300 for sport...
@smoguli I Owned & drove a Colt GT and it did 0-60 in about 8 seconds, 16 seconds for 1/4 mile. The Civic Si was similar, The CRX too. I'll agree that the new Fiat has all the safety features the 80's cars didn't, but a friend had an 86 Civic Si and I recall his car being solidly built and getting 40 mpg highway. The Fiat is a throwback to that performance of the more economical 1.5L engine models. The Abarth might beat out those cars, doubt it takes a 200 hp Vtec Civic Si of today ?
Except most states have limits of 60mph or higher. 65, 70, 75 and even 80 mph limits exist across the US.
I have the Gucci edition based on the lounge model ... the best sport car I've ever had!
I'm almost 16 and im in the market for my first car :)
...Did u buy it?
Ok?
@jgcamp99 BTW, the higher performance 80's econoboxes, they weren't asking $ 28K for one.When you weigh the cost of Fiat new vs used Japanese, I can drive a used car 8-10 years and save way more than what the Abarth will run me off the lot. You can get quite a bit of car for under $ 10,000, that means the 500 to Abarth is $ 12-18K more. 38 mpg highway is decent, but I can get 40+ in a Honda or Toyota.
Come on, i had a 93 Festiva 5 speed for 10 years--- yes better MPG than the Fiat but slower and forget handling!!!! with those 12 inch tires and straight axle-- some people said they handled like a 'wheelbarrow' but great in snow and super reliable
@multijetIT 33 mpg is not economics for such a small car. You could buy a much nicer diesel audi which will be more fuel efficient, much larger, and faster. Plus diesel is cheaper from what i remember in europe!
the 2007-present Fiat 500 is assembled in
Tychy, Poland (2007-)
Toluca, Mexico (2010-)
I've a '12 Sport I bought used. It has only one setting (as far as I can tell ) concerning the headlights, meaning all or nothing. I've no setting on the switch to just turn the parking lights on only.
37 is possible if you are careful on the throttle. 33 is easy to achieve in mixed driving.
in order to obtain max performance and max torque from the 1.4 16v engine, you must use higher octane fuel, 93,94 octane at least
Esteban Quito
I love my 2012 500 Pop. I average 39 MPG in mixed driving on my commute to work
@smoguli .3 of a second isn't that big a difference 0-60, that might even come down to the particular run or a driver's skills to switch gears and so on. At a 1/4 mile it'll be more noticeable a lead. Where some of these 0-50 & 0-60 cars fall off are higher speeds and what it takes to get from 60-70, 60-80, even 60-90+ mph. One thing I will qualify it with, I drove a Dodge Caliber the other day, auto trans, thing had like 6 gears to shift if I wanted to take control and shift it myself.
@checksumday you are entitled to your opinion, but this car has won many awards.What you call novelty some call it unique and out of the box thinking. Anf if you hate small cars so much why even come here and check it out??? or pass opinion on it if you don't care about it.
@cb7pwn According to fueleconomy.gov, the 1989 CRX does 32mpg combined, and the 2012 Fiat 500 does 33mpg combined. Don't compare old fuel economy numbers with modern ones, because the EPA changed the way it's calculated in 2008. They even have a page where you can compare the old and new numbers for any car. For the 1989 CRX it was 37mpg with the old rating.
When is the Renault R5 making a comeback ?
The battery is about 1/3 the size of the engine!
3:44 this interior takes the phrase schlob on my knob too seriously
Yo heavy metal gods.... yep get the Sport...and I highly recommend the sunroof...it just completes the design ...get the Bose too if you have the $....THIS car is a helluva lot of fun... buena fortuna!
well both PSA/Mitsu and Nissan modles have a declared authonomy way below 200km. "Declared" means: no AC, no heater, no radio, no lights. so they are definitely just city cars. But if you are speaking about the Volt (Ampera in Europe), it's not a pure electric car
From my brief experience with it, it was little more than a docking station for your ipod. Way too small to be anything more that a personal commuter for two. I recall the hatchbacks from the 80's, those had cargo capacity in comparison. You could even get a couple of people in the back seat for leg room.
If I ever get one, in gonna tell people "... Wanna go for a ride in my mouse?" ;)
Yes you can!
@petnukie you said it. "30 years ago" things change in 30 years.
@kevrod71 you can if you want to. No problem...
Great car for Europe. Not the USA
are all the fiat 500 built in mexico? what if i buy it in euro?
which 500 do you have, the pop or turbo ?
101 hp for 980 kg is more than okay and no it isn't slow at all
you know mexico is the 5 car builder in the world. they make , renault , nissan, ford, chrysler, vw, honda cars and moto, gm, mazda in 2013, etc. ..... wow.
Not at all. The European version is made in Poland. Only the 500L is made in Serbia (sold in US in 2013). The NA version of the 500 is made in Mexico
@bro589 Oohhh, yes! The V6 Q4 model would be nice.
A 2.7 would fit in it.
@sexyboi142 I owned a BMW, the 3 series and now I'd say its not worth the money. A well powered focus is equally good. The focus suspension rocks, even better than a golf. Although if you live in the US the focus offered there might be different to the european one. Not sure...
Sometimes I miss my 3 series, until I look at the pile of repair bills.
True but those are electric cars and how many miles can you drive with those untill the battery runs out?
They say around 500 KM for Europe and that isn t much. : (
Can an Italian car be ugly? Yeah, but they're ugly with character--an ugly you can appreciate. Not plain ugly, like a lot of American cars.
80mph is 130kph, which is already at the high end of expressway speed limits. I'm not sure what kind of limits you're expecting unless you live in Germany. Even then, only certain sections are unlimited and still have a suggested speed of 130kph.
Americans have high expectations of power because fuel economy isn't a priority with relatively low gas prices, and most people drive automatics which tends to sap power. I tend to think it's a waste of power, seeing how lackadaisically people drive.
@qazxnx08 There are a few people I know who are still waiting for a Fiat 500, the car's that popular and the output of the cars or how many rolling off the factory floor isn't like lightning. End of the waiting list to buy a Fiat 500 is quite long.
I think most eleectric cars have a range of 200-300 km today. Thats OK, if the car is an additional one in your family for city drives only. But when you can afford only one car it just doesn't make sense because you would be stuck in one place (city).
Your kids are gonna hate the back seats of this car
no, your wrong. the topolino was a bolt on and the original 500 was already an unibody 2 complete different cars
Parent: Hey kid I got you a nice Italian sports car. Kid: What did you get me? A Lamborghini? Masarati? Ferrari :D? Parent: I got you a nice Fiat. Kid: Oh... :(
Electric cars for city use is fine but not if you would like to go on vacation like Paris,Prague.
From my city those cities are 500-900 km away
@BlueFox284 I've read too many negative comments about cars made in Mexico, specially from people from the U.S. Just to know.. what is the perception you have about it? is just a question, since i am mexican, and... here we often listen about car companies setting up factories here in Mexico, not only because cost reduction.. but because we have "qualified workers" and good reputation on making cars.
I agree with you..
100hp not enough power?,, is a bad comment.
Also, the Fiat still more fuell economical than any other car in the U.S
@buttnut1080 heard that we are going to be getting the abarth as a next gen 2012 model
Volt and Ampera not pure electric?
I didn t know that
That is news for me.
Anyway,,i am sure that in the future will find out how to make better and cleaner batteries .
Also a cleaner way to make them.
It's cute although I think I'd feel scared on the road in one of these.
WE NEED AUDI A1 SPORT BACK IN THE U.S! ASAP!
Is it simply red or tri-coat red paint?
@Wheelman286 500 Abarth was in S12E2
@randomhero713 Don't put chains on the tires !
Great city car. Nothing more IMO.
the abarth has 160 hp from that 1.4 engine, courtesy of a turbo. and i've read about a 200hp model that maybe coming. that should please even you
@checksumday you must still live in the past. Let it go it was 30 years ago, move on. things change.
And yes we get great cars like the fiat 500. a diamond is also small , but has a lot of value.
I think the chevy volt disagrees with you. Plus the Focus SFE and chevy cruze eco get better highway mileage.
Is FIAT still short for "Fix It Again, Tony!"? J/k I'm liking what I see in the Abarth.
done see the point in an Arbarth with a stupid 55mph limit in the USA
No, the European version is made in Tychy, Poland