The new Fiat 500 is seen as a cup of java by most people. Is it practical? No. Is the 500 liked by everyone? Not even close. On the other hand, like java, the microcar is something cool, trendy, and something different.
The little Fiat is not meant to be a serious car. With it's retro looks and funky interior, the little guy is more of a toy than car. Don't get me wrong though, the Average Joe can have plenty of fun on a bun with this automobile. Especially the hot doggin, hot roddin' Abarth version.
All versions of the 500 are great to drive. Responsive, fun, quick turning, and overall a pleasant experience. Not too many downsides to the little car.
Unfortunately, the few downsides of this car are of the bigger sort. Size. The 500 is smaller than a Cooper. So, IKEA shoppers will have to get themselves a roof rack. On the plus side, owners have remarked that the little Fiat does have more room for the occupants inside the cabin, you know, to breath and stuff, when compared to a Mini.
The 500 comes in many flavors too. Dirt Cheap. Fast. Overly Expensive (Gucci model). Drop Top (so you can feel the wind in your hair weaves). And now you can get a Fat version of the 500, called the 500L. "L" standing for lard,... er, I mean large....
As a fun car, C&C Road Tests approves of this Italian creation.
All versions of the 500 are great to drive. Responsive, fun, quick turning, and overall a pleasant experience. Not too many downsides to the little car.
Unfortunately, the few downsides of this car are of the bigger sort. Size. The 500 is smaller than a Cooper. So, IKEA shoppers will have to get themselves a roof rack. On the plus side, owners have remarked that the little Fiat does have more room for the occupants inside the cabin, you know, to breath and stuff, when compared to a Mini.
The 500 comes in many flavors too. Dirt Cheap. Fast. Overly Expensive (Gucci model). Drop Top (so you can feel the wind in your hair weaves). And now you can get a Fat version of the 500, called the 500L. "L" standing for lard,... er, I mean large....As a fun car, C&C Road Tests approves of this Italian creation.
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