Fiat will be celebrating the sixtieth birthday of the iconic 500 at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, with a special limited edition featuring new two-tone paintwork and classic detailing.
City Car, Hatchback, News, Quirky
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Fiat will be celebrating the sixtieth birthday of the iconic 500 at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, with a special limited edition featuring new two-tone paintwork and classic detailing.
Fiat is now offering the most popular engine in the 500 range with an enhanced 'Eco' specification.
The 1.2-litre 69hp 'Eco' is equipped with additional efficiency technologies including a smart alternator, improved underbody aerodynamics and low rolling resistance 15-inch tyres, as well as Start & Stop which is already standard across the 500 range.
Despite no drop in performance, says Fiat, compared to the standard 69hp 1.2 (0-62mph in 12.9 seconds and top speed of 99 mph), these modifications result in the official CO2 emissions for the 1.2 'Eco' being reduced from 110 to 99g/km which, in turn, cuts the annual road tax bill from £20 to £0 and reduces company car BIK tax liability from 17% to 14%.
Official fuel economy also improves with 58.9 mpg (urban cycle), 70.6 mpg (extra urban cycle) and 65.7 mpg (combined cycle) compared to the standard car's 51.4-, 65.7- and 60.1 mpg respectively.
Available in Pop Star and Lounge trim levels, prices for the Fiat 500 1.2 'Eco' start at £11,865 OTR for the hatchback and £14,515 OTR for the convertible 500C version.