This little blue ride will kick its a$$.
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FWIW, I think the Fiat is alot like the MINI in many ways. I like it & would roll an Abarth in a heartbeat. I hope that they prosper enough to keep MINI on their toes & working hard for my continued business.
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A little bit about the Fiat "Multi Air" technology....
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B82dRiYdCYs&feature=relmfu]YouTube - ‪New Engine Technology for Fiat‬‏[/ame]-
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Over here in Britain, the 500s seem to be doing well and appealing to the same young-to-middle-age female buyer as the Mini - the 'frock on wheels' market.
The noticeable difference is just how much better the colours offered by Fiat are - I assume BMW's policy of offering mostly sober, indeed boring, colours is meant to try to preserve an upmarket image for the Mini. The adjectives bright, sharp and fresh cannot be used about any Mini colours, but they apply to lots of Fiat colours. It's a pity BMW can't remember the history of the classic Mini, which had some interesting colours - a 1970s bright orange or lime green would suit the Mini shape quite well.
Not that I'm complaining, you understand - the colour choice was sufficiently dull when I bought mine that I couldn't even see the reason to pay for metallic paint, so that was a few hundred dollars saved.-
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I look forward to sitting in one next week in Detroit. The more I see them on the road the more I like them, BUT my memory of the inside still makes me scratch my head when I see them. If the inside looks better I will tone down my dislike of them.
All that said I want to know what other Fiat's are going to come to America. Their cars are all very intriguing in that they should be priced around Chevy money but they all have that odd Italian flair where they look different and will probably fall apart but for some reason you are drawn to them.
Lastly France please follow Fiat and send some cars to the US. Renaut I am talking to you!!!!!!!!-
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JLo may be hot, but nobody is THAT hot... :biggrin5:-
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
But looking at it another way, they sold enough to get really close to the initial sales of the MINI. That's not to bad considering the car.
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