Following last year’s launch of the very retro 500 1957 Edition, Fiat has created a cabriolet version for North America.
As per the hatchback, the 500c 1957 Edition is based on the existing Lounge trim grade. Customers will have a choice of Celeste (celestial blue), Verde Chiaro (light green) or Bianco (white) paintwork, while the leather-upholstered interior combines Marrone (brown) and Avorio (ivory) elements.
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Key to achieving that period appearance are the 16” body-coloured wheels. Despite being made from forged aluminium, they manage to resemble old-fashioned steel items (thanks partly to their separate hub caps).
Along with a power-operated cloth roof, the specification includes classic-style badges, an upgraded audio system and a sports suspension set-up.
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Providing power is the familiar 1.4 litre MultiAir engine which is mated to a five-speed manual gearbox. Alternatively, a six-speed automatic transmission is on the options list.
Prices for the 500c 1957 Edition start from $24,700 in the United States. That figure means it costs $1,900 more than a regular 500c Lounge.
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Fiat 500 1957 Edition
As per the hatchback, the 500c 1957 Edition is based on the existing Lounge trim grade. Customers will have a choice of Celeste (celestial blue), Verde Chiaro (light green) or Bianco (white) paintwork, while the leather-upholstered interior combines Marrone (brown) and Avorio (ivory) elements.
Key to achieving that period appearance are the 16” body-coloured wheels. Despite being made from forged aluminium, they manage to resemble old-fashioned steel items (thanks partly to their separate hub caps).
Along with a power-operated cloth roof, the specification includes classic-style badges, an upgraded audio system and a sports suspension set-up.
Providing power is the familiar 1.4 litre MultiAir engine which is mated to a five-speed manual gearbox. Alternatively, a six-speed automatic transmission is on the options list.
Prices for the 500c 1957 Edition start from $24,700 in the United States. That figure means it costs $1,900 more than a regular 500c Lounge.
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Fiat 500 1957 Edition
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