Pedigree of the Brands - A Different View of the Story... ...Many of us own cars which come from rather famous brands. Plenty of times, even if you hate to admit it, the badge is the main reason to look at a certain car and, in the end, it's the decisive reason in actually choosing the "perfect"model. OK, there ...
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100+ years since the invention of the self-propelled car, three new engines battle for a place in the automotive future. Which one do you see in your car 10 years from now?
Fiat demonstrates the intrinsic biblical-endorsed power of words through a simple spelling exercise. Fiat. Simple, isn't it? It sound whole and commanding and besides being and acronym for Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino, it also means “let there be” in Latin. Mimicking the Genesis show, episode 1, “Let there be light”, a group of skilled business men who bought the factory ... Read more
Launched at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2009, the Fiat 500 C convertible addresses people looking for an adorable and chic car in the mini segment. Already inheriting the outstanding success of the current Fiat 500 model, the new convertible looks to secure Fiat's ... >> Read more
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Fiat 500 Abarth is a customized version of the base 500 model designed within a partnership between Fiat and Abarth. The two companies modified most parts of the car, including engine and design elements such as front bumper and grille, wheels plus exterior mirrors. In terms ... >> Read more
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Exactly after 50 years that the first Fiat 500 was released, the new 500 was unveiled. The design is specifically made to look retro and is inspired by the Fiat Trepiuno. The platform is the same as the new Ford Ka and is produced in Poland. It was available with a 1.2, 1.3 ... >> Read more
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This is the last model of the 500 series, also called the Rinnovata. The engine on this model was the biggest, with a displacement of 594 cc, giving the car increased pulling power. The transmission was taken from the previous F model, but the floor pan was adopted from the ... >> Read more
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The L in the name of the Fiat 500 stands for Lusso, which was the one but last model in the series. The changes featured in this car were mostly cosmetic and almost all concentrated on the interior of the car. The dashboard was redrawn entirely giving it a more modern look ... >> Read more
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The Fiat 500 F was also known as the Berlina. Because it spans over the D and L models, it is one of the misidentified models. in fact, it carried for a while the same badge as the D and were only differentiated by the F's lack of "suicide doors". The ... >> Read more
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The 500 D came as a replacement for the original Nuova in 1960. Despite similarities between the two models, there are actually a couple differences, such as the engine size, with the D model having a bigger displacement on its engine, and another one being the roof design which ... >> Read more
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The Nuova was the first ever Fiat 500 released and the one with the smallest engine, a unit of 479 cc that was capable of just 13 bhp. Just like the Citroen 2CV it had a folding roof. Later models would modify this folding only to half the distance, just over the ... >> Read more
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The British division of Fiat recently announced pricing for the new Doblo family on the UK market. According to the manufacturer, eight versions of the Doblo featuring seating for up to seven will be available when it goes on sale this month, with prices ranging ...
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The Fiat 500 is the car that will reintroduce Fiat to the U.S. market and the Italian automaker has big plans for the small vehicle. The American version of the 500 - due to be released next year - will be different from the one sold in Europe, being underpinned by ...
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After earlier this February a group called Ledorga, the organizers of a annual meeting for gay vintage car enthusiasts, announced it has selected the Fiat 500C as the Gay Car of the Year, Fiat decided to add a little more fuel to the fire by expanding the Fiat 500 Pink ...
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Fiat has once again proved it can set impressive CO2 emissions standards, as both the Fiat brand and the Fiat Group have posted Europe’s lowest volume weighted CO2 emissions, according to JATO, the world leader in automotive advisory and research ...
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For the third year in a row, Italian manufacturer Fiat achieved the lowest average value for CO2 emissions of cars sold in 2009: 127.8 g/km (it was 133.7 g/km in 2009). The recognition was made by JATO, an automotive advisory and research services provider ...
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