FIAT vehicles
Founded in 1899, Fiat is one of the oldest car brands in the world. It used to be the biggest Italian conglomerate in its time. Besides manufacturing vehicles, Fiat produced tools, railway engines, aircraft, military equipment and other. However, in modern times, Fiat is focused on producing automobiles and it became the second biggest European car producer in 2013. Acquiring Chrysler in 2014, Fiat started its new chapter and it gained access to the whole American market. It produces cars under twelve brands and it operates on basically any car market in the world. Fiat car brand is best known for producing small vehicles branded by the name 500.
FIAT specifications
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FIAT 124 Spider
2017–2020 · 4 years
- MSRP $24,995 - $29,540
- Engine: 1.4L I-4
- MPG: 26 / 35
- Seating Capacity: 2
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FIAT 500
2012–2019 · 8 years
- MSRP $14,995 - $22,495
- Engine: 1.4L I-4
- MPG: 28 / 33
- Seating Capacity: 4
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FIAT 500L
2014–2020 · 7 years
- MSRP $19,195 - $24,645
- Engine: 1.4L I-4
- MPG: 22 / 30
- Seating Capacity: 5
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FIAT 500X
2016–2022 · 7 years
- MSRP $19,995 - $29,745
- Engine: 1.3L I-4
- MPG: 24 / 30
- Seating Capacity: 5
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FIAT 500c
2012–2019 · 8 years
- MSRP $16,490 - $26,195
- Engine: 1.4L I-4
- MPG: 24 / 32
- Seating Capacity: 4
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FIAT 500e
2013–2019 · 7 years
- MSRP $31,800 - $33,210
- MPG: 121 / 103
- Seating Capacity: 4
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