Fiat has the 500 Pop-Bi, a special version of utilitarianism Italian designed exclusively for the Japanese market. The car is characterized by two-tone yellow-black livery: edition, limited to 50 pieces, is available with closed bodywork, and with that of the 500C with a retractable canvas roof. The latter, however, is decidedly more conventional version of the standard: only the portion of the roof, black, is in contrast with the rest of the car in yellow chromate.
Pop-Bi on the 500 instead, even hood, covers the mirrors, pillars and upper door panels are black in color. The same color patterns are reflected in the interior that have a lacquered molding striking contrast with the dark upholstery. Under the hood there is a 4 cylinder 69 bhp 1.2 combined with the automatic transmission.
Pop-Bi on the 500 instead, even hood, covers the mirrors, pillars and upper door panels are black in color. The same color patterns are reflected in the interior that have a lacquered molding striking contrast with the dark upholstery. Under the hood there is a 4 cylinder 69 bhp 1.2 combined with the automatic transmission.
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