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If you’ve ever wondered how to integrate a Fiat 500 into your own parkour routine, the below video will be very helpful. In the video, three teams of parkour experts challenge each other to an outstanding routine that not only shows off their own athleticism, but also the swift and versatile driving capability of the Fiat 500.

Alfa Romeo has already begun to make its reintroduction to the American market a big deal, thanks to its impressive debut of the 2015 Alfa Romeo 4C. Now, it looks like the Italian automaker will be taking that impressive stance yet again with the introduction of more new cars, as well as new, more powerful engines to accompany them.

   

As one of the most beloved automakers in the world, Fiat has enjoyed a fascinating history that includes war, automotive innovation, and international conquest. Below, we've outlined Fiat's history, tracing its country of origin and incredible story over more than 120 years.

Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne has confirmed that Fiat will be naming their newest roadster after the classic 124 Spider. The news was announced at the Geneva Motor Show this March. Fiat has been working with Mazda on planning a few new sports cars for the past few years, so it’s exciting to see the roadster finally get its official name. We're still waiting, however, on specific details on the car's design and power.

We’ve just seen the first spy shots of the new 2016 Fiat 500. The new hatchback is said to be getting a light refresh for its newest model year and by these photos, we can already see some of the new changes. The biggest changes to the 2016 500 will most likely be styling updates, especially on the car’s front and end bumpers. The spy shots have both ends covered so it’s hard to tell, but it looks like the hatchback’s tail- and headlamps are getting an update, as are the car’s foglights that

In honor of their new Fiat 500X crossover, Fiat decided to infuse a little magic into its London debut. Teaming up with internationally renowned magician, Dynamo, Fiat presented the new crossover by having it appear out of thin air.

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Alfa Romeo has announced its plans to produce its first crossover model in 12 years. Aimed at U.S. drivers, the crossover is set to be a big part of Alfa’s reintroduction to the American automotive market. Alfa Romeo’s first crossover design was the Kamal concept (above) that debuted in 2003.

News from the newly named Fiat Chrysler - FCA US - it looks like Alfa Romeo may soon add a new sports car in its lineup. Previously, Alfa Romeo was looking to build a new Spider model that would be built on the same chassis as the Miata, but now it looks like the project will be split between both Alfa Romeo and Fiat, with both brands getting new roadster models.