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Is this the same Fiat 500 to be sent to the states? Or is this an "older but smaller ancestor? I saw some pictures of an Abarth but I didn't think it was that small.
Is this the same Fiat 500 to be sent to the states? Or is this an "older but smaller ancestor? I saw some pictures of an Abarth but I didn't think it was that small.
No, this is the original 500. First Fiat 500 was built in 1957. The one in the video is looks like 1969-1972 Fiat 500F.
The new generation went into the production in 2007.
Is this the same Fiat 500 to be sent to the states? Or is this an "older but smaller ancestor? I saw some pictures of an Abarth but I didn't think it was that small.
I was sat a light next to a new 500 on Randolph St. here in Chicago - the new 500 and the Smart are pretty similar in size.
That guy must be 6'7" or 6'8" tall. I am 6'3" tall and never fit like that in my old 600 based Abarth 1000 Berlina Corsa. I did have a close to the floor racing seat and no sunroof, but that guy looks clown like in the 500.
Or is this an "older but smaller ancestor? I saw some pictures of an Abarth but I didn't think it was that small.
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