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Description: Fiat has just unveiled the drop-top version of their famed 500 subcompact at this year's New York Auto Show. The 2012 500c is different than other convertibles, specifically the Mini convertible....
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I mean this is a big thing, Fiat coming back. And with a car that has sold who knows how many and has won many awards including car, design, and engine of the year
Only difference is the 500 is good and deserves almost as much publicity as it gets
Description: This design also prevents the roof from being in the way of rear passengers and has little to no interference in cargo space. The top can be lowered at speeds up to 60 mph and has the ability to be pa...
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Even the manliest of cars like various old muscle cars, TVRs, and Lamborghinis. James May said you'd never see a women drive a Triumph TR6. I have.....no joke
Out of the pictures I've seen of people driving them, I've weirdly only seen men in them Women drive them too, I'm 100% sure of it, but I've seen women driving everything
Description: Power will come from Fiat's Multiair 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine with 101 hp and 98 lb-ft of torque and is mated to either a five-speed manual or a six-speed automatic. Sales are set to begin ...
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Six speed auto...that will break down quick with only 101hp and frequent gear changes...
Only seen men with classic Fiats (Internet) too I am actually surprised but still Some people EVEN consider it to be one of the greatest cars of all time. Not sure I agree with that but still....
@Cale Over 500,000 people as of March 2010 would disagree. As for the classic 500, that was a people's car.....does it need explaining?
An original 500 with Italian flag stripes alongside 2 modern day 500s....nice
Yeah that helps too. Gosh if it was RWD, it wouldn't be much more controllable than that GTI W12 concept. Anyways, I've even see people spin it (crash and with handbrake) and nothing went wrong. It has a 5star safety rating
It doesn't. The 500 handles great! Perhaps not as good as a Mini (Abarth is still coming), but good nonetheless
