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Although it's not the most enthralling video to come out of Fiat's HQ in recent memory, this clip of the 500C accurately represents the way Fiat's little cabrio will look on the road. From many angles, passers-by won't have a clue that you're driving a convertible. While it'd be lovely to believe that 500C consumers are just out for the rays, they're more likely poseurs who need to see and, more importantly, be seen. With the Fiat 500C's roof rails in place, the droptop doesn't always appear to have its top dropped. See for yourself below, then check out the Gallery of Fiat 500C pictures here.
- 2012 Fiat 500c Debuts In New York, Priced From $19,500
Fiat’s newly introduced 500C may not be a convertible in the real sense of the word, but the Italian company that holds the fates of Chrysler hopes to capture the attention of sun-seeking buyers with its panoramic canvas-top mini, which made its...
- Fiat Announces U.s.-spec Version Of 500 Cabrio
After releasing the three-door hatchback variant of the 500 in the U.S., Fiat announced today a new addition to the range of its 1950s style model, the 500C, where ‘C’ stands for Cabrio. However, most will quickly notice that the 500C isn’t...
- Fiat 500 Convertible: Giga Gallery With 105 High-res Photos, Could Make It To The Us
Those Fiat folks are a weird bunch. The same people that have done a fabulous job in marketing and promoting all variants of the 500 mini, when it comes to releasing photos, they're slower than a PC with Vista working on 512MB of system memory. More...
- Gallery - Fiat 500c - 116 Pictures
Four months ago, a preliminary look at the convertible version of Fiat's 500 revealed only one small surprise. Fiat had (and has) no plans to completely remove the roof. The rails remain; no doubt helping stiffness. The 500C will be available in Italy...
- Gallery - 2010 Fiat 500c - 3 Photos
Sticking with the 75 horsepower diesel and two distinct 1.2L gasoline-fed four-cylinders with 69 or 100 horsepower, the most recent incarnation of the Fiat's 500 doesn't make news for power. That part of the story remains the same in this pseudo-convertible...
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WATCH THE FIAT 500C IN MOTION
Although it's not the most enthralling video to come out of Fiat's HQ in recent memory, this clip of the 500C accurately represents the way Fiat's little cabrio will look on the road. From many angles, passers-by won't have a clue that you're driving a convertible. While it'd be lovely to believe that 500C consumers are just out for the rays, they're more likely poseurs who need to see and, more importantly, be seen. With the Fiat 500C's roof rails in place, the droptop doesn't always appear to have its top dropped. See for yourself below, then check out the Gallery of Fiat 500C pictures here.
- 2012 Fiat 500c Debuts In New York, Priced From $19,500
Fiat’s newly introduced 500C may not be a convertible in the real sense of the word, but the Italian company that holds the fates of Chrysler hopes to capture the attention of sun-seeking buyers with its panoramic canvas-top mini, which made its...
- Fiat Announces U.s.-spec Version Of 500 Cabrio
After releasing the three-door hatchback variant of the 500 in the U.S., Fiat announced today a new addition to the range of its 1950s style model, the 500C, where ‘C’ stands for Cabrio. However, most will quickly notice that the 500C isn’t...
- Fiat 500 Convertible: Giga Gallery With 105 High-res Photos, Could Make It To The Us
Those Fiat folks are a weird bunch. The same people that have done a fabulous job in marketing and promoting all variants of the 500 mini, when it comes to releasing photos, they're slower than a PC with Vista working on 512MB of system memory. More...
- Gallery - Fiat 500c - 116 Pictures
Four months ago, a preliminary look at the convertible version of Fiat's 500 revealed only one small surprise. Fiat had (and has) no plans to completely remove the roof. The rails remain; no doubt helping stiffness. The 500C will be available in Italy...
- Gallery - 2010 Fiat 500c - 3 Photos
Sticking with the 75 horsepower diesel and two distinct 1.2L gasoline-fed four-cylinders with 69 or 100 horsepower, the most recent incarnation of the Fiat's 500 doesn't make news for power. That part of the story remains the same in this pseudo-convertible...