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Ravenor Cars
If you're in the market for a small convertible car that's stylish, compact and well-equipped, then a used Fiat 500C is a great choice. This fun supermini comes with the same equipment as the comparable 500, but it has an electrically sliding soft top for an open-air driving experience.
The newest lineup of 500C models can be found with a hybrid configuration or all-electric (known as the 500e). There is a variety of petrol and diesel engines available with the older models, and these are paired to an automatic or a manual gearbox and front-wheel drive.
PetrolWhile the 500C is a small city car with a convertible top, there's still enough interior space for adults to be comfortable.
Interior spaceThe petrol engines have been among the most popular, but probably only because they have been produced the most. Fiat's diesel engine has been more economical, with a rating of 83.1mpg, but it wasn't produced for as long, so it's not as common among used cars.
New 500C cars are available in three models: 500C, 500C Top and Collezione 1957. The base model 500C is a great option for those looking to save money without sacrificing technology, with the newest lineup including a 7.0-inch infotainment touchscreen and smartphone connectivity.
With the 500C lineup, there have been a lot of personalisation options over the years. For this reason, it is possible to find a used 500C with special wheel designs and various colours and touches. Customers may also wish to look out for the 7.0-inch digital driver display that gives the cabin a modern feel.
Without rear doors, it can be more difficult to get into the back seat, but once passengers are there, they will find it surprisingly spacious. For a family that needs a city car, the 500C is a reasonable option, along with the non-convertible lineup, the 500.
Yes, all new models come with a standard mild-hybrid powertrain. It includes a 1.0-litre engine that produces 69bhp for a 0-62mph time of 13.8 seconds with a top speed of 104mph. Efficiency is rated at 61.4mpg with 108g/km of CO2 emissions. There's also an electric variant, known as the 500e.
Yes, the Fiat 500C has an available automatic transmission, but the majority of models have been built with a manual gearbox instead. While it is possible to find either among used cars, customers may have to pay a little more for an automatic.
As a city car, there are no 500C models with four-wheel drive. Instead, Fiat built all of the 500C cars with standard front-wheel drive, which helps to keep the weight of the vehicle down for better handling.
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