Car came from Sicily in 2002. 90% restored, I tried to keep this car mostly original with some new parts.
Original 2 cylinder 500cc engine. Had a soft re-build on this in 2002. Upgraded the generator to an alternator, rest of the engine is original. Replaced gaskets and muffler to get it running nice. Actual mileage unknown, and all work was done in Sicily by locals.
All done in 2002; Lowered body Fog lights New bumpers Seat covers Seat belts New carpet (2004) Matching new floor mats New blinkers, location moved Upgraded fuses and some electric New canvas top New glass all around New wipers New paint Stearing wheel Shifter Pedals Power windows and radio (not working the best) A few Abarth accessories
Keep in mind this is not a “show” car, but it’s in great shape for its age. It is currently in running condition, but has a dead battery. Otherwise runs great! It is being sold AS IS.
This car is currently registered in NY as historical, insured with state farm (for $13,500), and current inspection is expired only because I did not keep up on it, but it only needs a NY state safety inspection which I have always been able to get with this car. |
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Fiat 500 least safe vehicle to drive according to insurance website [w/video]
Wed, 30 Jan 2013When the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crashed a 2012 Fiat 500, the little car got the best scores in all categories. It's a safe car, then, right?
"If safety is a priority, you should avoid the smallest cars," advises Russ Rader, spokesperson for IIHS. "Weight counts. Smaller, lighter cars are safer than they used to be, but all things being equal, people riding in bigger, heavier vehicles get more protection in crashes."
That's why, despite its near-perfect crash-test score, the Fiat 500 is No. 1 on Insure.com's list of worst vehicles for protecting passengers from injuries. In an accident with a larger object, the Fiat's safety cage and array of air bags do what they can to protect passenges, but like eggs in a coffee can, the passengers get thrown about and smashed up.
Fiat Freemont Black Code is about as Italian as apple pie
Wed, 11 Sep 2013We're going to go ahead and give the marketing wizards at Fiat the benefit of the doubt, and say that they didn't have some regrettable American history in mind when they dubbed the latest iteration of the Dodge Journey Fiat Freemont "Black Code." Suffice it to say that such a special edition sobriquet wouldn't fly here in The States.
Risqué names or no, Fiat claims that the Freemont has been somewhat of a hit in Italy to date, with the automaker telling us that the crossover has led it's segment in the country for two years running now. The Black Code looks to build on that success by adding a top trim level to the basic formula.
The Black Code has got plenty of black accents, don't you worry; the CUV boasts new noir on the front grille, 19-inch alloy wheels, mirror covers and headlight frames. Standard three-zone climate control, heated leather seating, parking sensors and a navigation system with an 8.4-inch touchscreen highlight the list of standard features.
Abarth marks 50 years of 595 with special edition Fiat 500
Wed, 04 Sep 2013Abarth presented its original 595 at the Turin Motor Show in 1963. It was the car that put the Scorpion marque on the map and propelled the original Fiat 500 into hot hatch territory. And to mark that occasion, Fiat's performance brand is launching the special edition you see here.
Revealed here ahead of its public debut at next week's Frankfurt Motor Show, the new Abarth 595 50th Anniversary Edition packs a 1.4-liter turbo four with 180 horsepower (20 more than the standard 500 Abarth) channeled through the Abarth Competizione gearbox to the front wheels. The Scorpion brand has also retuned the suspension, fitted 305-millimeter Brembo discs, 17-inch wheels and installed a variable back-pressure exhaust.
Billed as the most powerful 595 to date, the special edition is identifiable by its matte white paint, red racing stripes and retro logos. Step inside and you'll find red leather buckets with white trim. Only 299 examples will be made, but don't go looking for this in US showrooms, as the Abarth range and the Fiat 500 upon which it's based is different in the two markets. Read more in the official press release below.