2015 Fiat 500 Abarth Convertible on 2040-cars
Evansville, Indiana, United States
2015 Fiat 500 Abarth Convertible (VIN: 3C3CFFJH2FT625616), Nero Puro (straight black) over Nero leather with red stitching and accents, 3,850 original, 1-owner miles, heavy duty 6-speed auto trans, 1.4L 16V turbocharged & twin-intercooled Inline-4 cyl., 7 airbags, hill-start assist, 3-levels of stability control, rear park assist, tire pressure monitoring, retractable cloth top operates up to 60 mph., Options: Abarth sport body kit, Abarth performance exhaust, Koni adjustable front suspension & brakes with red calipers, aluminum pedal covers, heavy duty 6-speed auto trans. premium leather int., Pref Package 2 incl. Beats premium audio with Sirius XM radio & Blue&Me hands-free phone & music, lots of USB, aux & power plugs, Comfort and Convenience Package incl. auto climate control, heated front seats, leather wrapped steering wheel & shift knob, black trimmed exterior lights, white Abarth mirror caps and body stripe, Abarth exterior badging, 17” white lightweight rims, books, manuals, window sticker & both keys / remotes, carpeted and rubber mats, just serviced 09/16/2020, no cosmetic flaws - as nice as a pre-owned car gets, has the best sounding factory exhaust outside of high end exotics, new MSRP of $33,545.00, full factory warranty until Jan. 12, 2021 or 50,000 miles, offered at $17,300.00 / best offer. Call or text Brian @ (812) 760-5513 ~ located in Southern IN 47711.
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