Showing posts with label 500 U.S.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 500 U.S.. Show all posts

Friday, April 15, 2011

Fiat 500C U.S. show in New York

Fiat has released the official photos of the 500C for the American market, Canadian and Mexican, ready to debut at the show in New York a few months after the launch of the 500 U.S., already proved a success. The changes are the same that have been implemented on the metal roof version than the European model, while the roof and its handling are identical to the model on sale in the old continent, with the ability to partially open the cloth even at speed.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Fiat 500 First Edition: at the start deliveries in the U.S.

Fiat finally back on the U.S. market with the first deliveries of the Fiat 500 First Edition. The Fiat 500 is characterized by U.S. color combination exclusive and special identification logos that indicate the number of production will be 500 cars. There are several brands of Italian American fans who are looking to buy this Fiat 500 First Edition, but the peculiar thing is that they are people of all ages.

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Fiat 500: good recognition by Americans

The Fiat 500 is conquering America. Due to its characteristics, the Fiat 500 is receiving numerous positive comments from American citizens who can not wait to try it on the road. Quiet, comfortable, economical, Fiat 500 is being born Mexican plant in Toluca, where you currently are assembling units with manual transmission.

Thanks to the attentions of Tenice Fiat 500 with manual transmission is capable of traveling 38 miles per gallon on motorways, which means 13.8 kilometers with a liter of gasoline. In the city the Fiat 500 but consumes 30 miles per gallon, 11 km per liter. The Americans, however, like the automatic transmission and 500 with this engine runs 34 miles a gallon on the highway, 12.2 km per liter, 27 miles to town, 10 km, and 30 miles on the combined cycle, 11 km per liter.

Fiat 500: evidence of MotorTrend

Lights and shadows in the trial in which MotorTrend put the whip to the Fiat 500, a first in the United States. The small Turin, for its size, it seems really alien to Americans: colleagues, who have put their hands on the 1.4 100 bhp (the only sale in the U.S.), open the test by defining "small" the engine, for our parameters when it comes to an average engine, maybe even overkill for a segment A.