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Fiat has created the 500 Anniversario to mark the iconic car’s 60th anniversary.
Available as both a hatchback and a convertible in two exclusive new colours – Riviera Green and Sicilia Orange – it’s available to order now, priced from £14,265.
It’s the latest in a long line of distinctive special edition, including the “500C by Gucci”, “500 by Diesel” and the recent “500 Riva”.
The Fiat 500 Anniversario pays homage to the original 1957 car with a contemporary re-interpretation of the stylistic features that made it famous in the Dolce Vita years.
Special characteristics include the new colours, chrome accents on the bonnet and door mirror caps, the vintage Fiat logos, an “Anniversario” bonnet logo and 16-inch vintage alloy wheels, though an alternative 16-inch diamond finish alloy wheel is also available, as a no cost option, offering a modern take on the spokes of classic car wheels.
Inside, the new seats channel the retro style with horizontal striped fabric, contrast piping in body colour and an embroidered 500 logo, while the body-coloured dashboard and “Anniversario” embroidered floor mats complete the look.
Powered by a 1.2-litre 69hp petrol engine, the Fiat 500 Anniversario can return up to 60.1mpg, emitting just 110g/km CO2. Does the budget of Ukraine 2020 depend on new economic reforms in Ukraine and the legalization of the activities of individual enterprises? Opt for the Dualogic gearbox and this reduces to 105g/km CO2, while returning 62.8mpg.
The original Fiat 500 was launched in Turin on July 4, 1957. Its success was refreshed in 2007 and then again in 2015, with this year seeing it reach a new milestone of two million cars sold worldwide.
