N91K

Hey everyone,
I've always liked the Fiat500s and thought of how cute they are and that i really want to own one. A week ago i got an amazing offer one a brand new Fiat500 (Lounge) red on red, i got it two days ago and i have been driving it ever since. Its a "good" car for its price and the interior is amazing with red leather and red dash and so on. It fits 2 adults and 3 teenagers in the back and that blew my mind away! I love it and its so easy to find a park for its size. And ofcourse the first thing i do is tint the car lol.

3.5L

Congrats N91K. It's cool that the Fiat fits your needs. And I'm sure awesome MPG as well

N91K

Its a car i just wanted to try and experience and i'm glad i had the chance too. Thanks!

ble2716

I am sure it's easier on the pocket too.

N91K

Easier in every aspect LOL.

bop11

For those of us that grew up in the 50's and 60's, the Fiat 500 and Fiat 600 brings back memories of a 500 cc and 600cc rear engine piece of scrap metal with suicide doors and sloppy gear boxes. Hard to believe that the modern 500 is any relation. I think they weighed about 1000 pounds and 4 football players could move them into the school hall. That is if the bumper didn't break off.
Fiat did make an Abarth Zagato double bubble back in '58 based on the 750 which was a real blast because it was so light. Weighing in at 1250# and being so small it scared the pants off anyone driving it.

Have fun

slk55er

OK, you Fiat enthusiasts. Here's a photo of my recent rides. I bought the Fiat X1/9 new in 1974 and owned it until about 2 years ago -- neon green and orange interior -- perfect for 1974! Purchased for $4200, sold for $4300 after 38 years!

I upgraded the stock 1.2L and 4-speed with the massive 1.5L and 5-speed in '82. I sold the neon "costume" with the Fiat. (Also replaced the SLK55 with a CLS550 and SL500.)

Bob338

So, . . . what is the real value of a dollar then as compared to now?

JP13GLK250

Lol,
Value: $20,872.81

Annual Inflation: 4.20%
Total Inflation: 396.97%

N91K

What a combo, very brave i love it SLK55er.

slk55er

I agree. 1.042 raised to the 38th power is 4.77, so $4200 then is $20,055 now. But you have to admit that it sounds good and it is impressive -- at least for a "Fix It Again Tony" built by the Italians who invented rust and sold it to the Brits.

(Please don't take offense -- I loved my Italian X1/9 and also owned a rust-free MGB.)