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Fiat launches convertible 500C Pink(18/03/2010)
Even more limited than the hatchback version – just 300 examples will be available in the UK compared with 500 of the hatchbacks – Fiat's 500C Pink adds a stylish new twist to the chic supermini. One of several exciting limited edition Fiat 500 models planned for 2010, the 500C Pink will appeal mainly to people wishing to stand out from the crowd – while enjoying fresh air motoring. Based on the 1.2 Pop specification, the Fiat 500C Pink fea... [more]
Punto Evo designed to meet the requirement for smaller more environmentally friendly cars(03/02/2010)
To cater for customers who are more demanding than ever, the Punto Evo has been designed to meet the requirement for smaller, more environmentally friendly cars that are easier to park and more affordable to run, yet still stylish, safe, comfortable and fun to drive. Fiat has managed this by combining ground-breaking new engines with a healthy dose of technology and features traditionally associated with larger cars. As a dynamic development o... [more]
Pricing announced for the new Fiat Punto Evo which goes on sale in January 2010(03/12/2009)
The Punto Evo goes on sale through Fiat’s 170-strong UK dealer network in January 2010. Pricing for the forthcoming Fiat Punto Evo has just been announced by Fiat Group Automobiles UK. With a starting price of £10,995 OTR the new car represents superior value for money. At the top end of the Punto Evo range, the highly specified Sporting 1.4 MultiAir version costs £15,295 - an OTR price that includes sports seats, cruise control, side skirts, ... [more]
Car manufacturers demonstrate the potential of hydrogen and fuel cell technology in Copenhagen(02/12/2009)
Hydrogen and fuel cell technology supplements batteries in electric vehicles and therefore provides the same convenience as gasoline and diesel with regards to fast refuelling and a long driving range. Many companies worldwide are investing in this technology aiming for a market introduction by 2015. A Parade of 14 vehicles featuring the latest innovations in fuel cell and hydrogen technology from the world’s main manufacturers has crossed the... [more]
Used Fiat 500 and Volkswagen Golf can be more expensive than new version(14/10/2009)
Used car buyers might be better off buying new, especially if they have a car that’s eligible for the government’s scrappage scheme. Popular models such as the Fiat 500, Hyundai i10 and Volkswagen Golf can all be bought new under the scrappage scheme for less than a used version that’s up to a year old. A used VW Golf 1.6 TDI S 5dr (59 plate, 200 miles) costs £16,200, yet the same car new is £12,430 under the scrappage scheme (including the av... [more]
Fiat Bravo delivered to the Energy Saving Trust as training cars for Smarter Driving courses(14/10/2009)
The Energy Saving Trust has recently taken delivery of two Fiat Bravo 1.6 Eco MultiJet and one 1.9 Sport models. Fiat’s mid-range Bravo models have been provided to the Energy Saving Trust as training cars for the eco-friendly advice organisation’s Smarter Driving courses. Smarter Driving is a fuel-saving, environmentally-friendly style of motoring that is being introduced to companies throughout England by the impartial advice group’s instruc... [more]
Fiat achieves European target for CO2 emissions five years early(29/09/2009)
Fiat Automobiles' average CO2 emissions figure on cars sold in Europe during the first half of 2009 has dropped to 129.1 g/km. The new figure – corroborated by automotive advisory JATO – means that Fiat is the only mainstream car brand to achieve the European average goal, of 130 g/km by 2015, five years early. Of the top 10 brands, Fiat is ahead of Toyota (132.9 g/km), Peugeot (134.5 g/km), Citroën (138.1 g/km), Renault (138.9 g/km), Ford (14... [more]
Start and Stop technology for Fiat 500(15/04/2009)
Fiat has introduced its Start&Stop technology to its 500 city car. The Start&Stop system, which is fitted to the 500’s 1.2-litre petrol engine, automatically turns the engine off when the vehicle comes to a stop and the driver puts the car in neutral. The engine automatically restarts the moment the driver depresses the clutch pedal to select a gear to move off. In comparison to standard 1.2 models without Start&Stop, the system improves fuel ... [more]
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