In a first for the UK motor industry, commuters can now travel to work in style behind the wheel of a new Fiat 500 1.0-litre Mild Hybrid Lounge for approximately two thirds of the price of the average daily London commute**, thanks to an innovative new Pay As You Go car lease.
The Fiat 124 Spider is a new comer to the roadster market but one that comes with an established driving experience due to the fact the chassis and many components are that of Mazda’s MX-5.
The Fiat 500 Abarth is one of those cars that any true petrol head will want to drive at some point in their life and to be honest it was a bucket list car for me also.
With fresh technology and a stylish front end, the FIAT Talento certainly ticks all the boxes for the mid sized van buyer – we drove one thanks to Donnelly Group.
This all new Fiat Tipo is one car that comes to the family hatchback market with affordability in mind and offers great value with the five door hatchback starting from just £13,345 and the estate variant starting from a very sensible £14,435
Fiat have taken the proven MX-5, made it better looking and added a turbocharged engine, what more could a petrol head possibly want from a roadster?
At the end of 2014 we covered the Fiat 500X which was launched to the media at the Balocco Proving ground in Italy, followed by our first test drives in the cars around the hills and villages surrounding Turin. Back then Fiat were incredibly excited about the car, and with right also as it was the first time the Italian marque has entered the crossover segment and they have come in with an awesome car and keen pricing.
The Fiat 500 has, from its launch in the late 1950’s been a super-mini with an abundance of character, however back then it may not have been classed as a super-mini, as it was, I would imagine the same size as many small cars of the era, it’s just that in recent decades cars have grown to an extent that they no longer fit in parking spaces.