The original Fiat 500 will be no more after 2019. The automaker has decided to discontinue all forms of its hatchback and convertible cars that have helped create a sort of revolution these past ten years.
You've probably heard of the FIAT 500, but have you ever heard of The Cinquecento? Well, these vehicles are one and the same! How exactly did The Cinquecento come to be known as the FIAT 500? Let's travel back in time to find out.
In July of 1957, FIAT launched The Cinquecento, designed by Dante Giacosa. The 500 was marketed as an affordable and functional little car that could scoot about easily in post-World War II Italy.
The 500X from FIAT is a relatively new crossover SUV that was first introduced in 2014. However, that hasn't stopped FIAT from making improvements throughout the years to meet the needs of drivers. 2019 is no different. For 2019, the 500X in Europe is receiving a minor refresh that incorporates new headlight and a few different pieces of safety technology. We are expecting similar updates to the United States model.
Small wagons make great family vehicles. They're also ideal for individuals with busy lifestyles who need a little bit of extra rear storage. If you're searching for the perfect small station wagon, we cordially invite you to look at a few details of the Fiat 500X Blue Sky Edition.
Joining the Fiat 500X family this fall, the brand-new Urbana Edition shows off a distinct urban look. Get details about the model's exclusive features inside!
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