Good news for Fiat since sales of the 500 in the United States, which began April 1, is doing great. There are already lots of sales, reservations and test-drive required by the Americans for the Fiat 500. The cars available are sold out in the blink of an eye, for example the Fiat dealer in New York has sold its 30 Fiat 500 in a few hours and received 20 more orders to be fulfilled by April 20.
Alfredo Gulla, owner of the Fiat dealership in the Big Apple from the Sixties said is true that America has changed, but the American approach to Italian cars has remained the same. Almost all those Americans who bought the first fifty 500 from me, only two clients are Italian Americans.
I saw that those who purchased the 500 is an enthusiast, a lover of detail, and attentive to the taste with a strong personality. And the Fiat 500 sum almost all the features of design and style Made in Italy. The touchscreen navigation with TomTom by 22 cm, with 7 airbags and a 6-speed automatic transmission, supplied only on large-displacement cars: all the things that make the difference.
After 30 years I can come back to sell Italian cars. " Obviously the American press is giving great emphasis to the sales success of the Fiat 500. The New York Times last Sunday could be read three pages devoted to the launch of the Fiat 500 in the United States. It's appropriate to say "mad for the 500! 
Alfredo Gulla, owner of the Fiat dealership in the Big Apple from the Sixties said is true that America has changed, but the American approach to Italian cars has remained the same. Almost all those Americans who bought the first fifty 500 from me, only two clients are Italian Americans.
I saw that those who purchased the 500 is an enthusiast, a lover of detail, and attentive to the taste with a strong personality. And the Fiat 500 sum almost all the features of design and style Made in Italy. The touchscreen navigation with TomTom by 22 cm, with 7 airbags and a 6-speed automatic transmission, supplied only on large-displacement cars: all the things that make the difference.
After 30 years I can come back to sell Italian cars. " Obviously the American press is giving great emphasis to the sales success of the Fiat 500. The New York Times last Sunday could be read three pages devoted to the launch of the Fiat 500 in the United States. It's appropriate to say "mad for the 500!
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