Used Fiat cars for sale
With their iconic design, used Fiat cars are known for their affordability and style. Whether you’re after a hatchback, estate or compact SUV, Fiat’s line-up extends far beyond the supremely popular Fiat 500. This versatility makes them the perfect choice for those seeking a compact vehicle that delivers exceptional performance.
Find your perfect used Fiat for sale or on finance from our extensive network of car supermarkets, specialist, independent and officially franchised Fiat dealerships.
Fiat, 500
2009 (58) - Pop 3-Door
Fiat, Panda
2014 - 1.3 Panda 4x4 1.3 Multijet 75 Bhp 4x4 5-Door
Fiat, 500
2016 (16) - 0.9 TwinAir Lounge 2dr Dualogic
Fiat, 600
2025 - 1.2 Hybrid 48V 5dr eDCT-6
- 1.2L
- 10Miles
- Petrol
- Auto
- Hatchback
Arnold Clark Edinburgh Sighthill MS / Fiat / Abarth / BYD
Fiat, 500
2023 - 1.0 Mild Hybrid Dolcevita [Part Leather] 3dr
Fiat, Tipo
2018 (18) - 1.6 MultiJetII Lounge Estate 5dr Diesel Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (120 ps)
Fiat, 500
2021 - 1.0 Mild Hybrid Dolcevita [Part Leather] 3dr
Fiat, 500
2016 - 1.2 Pop 3dr
- 1.2L
- 67.9kMiles
- Petrol
- Manual
- Hatchback
Armstrong Massey Driffield
Fiat, 500L
2014 (14) - 1.3 Multijet 85 Trekking 5dr Dualogic
- 1.2L
- 49kMiles
- Diesel
- Semi Auto
- Hatchback
Fiat 500 Specialist Cars For Sale
Fiat, Doblo
2018 (18) - 1.6 Multijet 95 Easy 5dr
- 1.6L
- 22.2kMiles
- Diesel
- Manual
- People Carrier
ACCESSIBLE MOTOR COMPANY LTD
Fiat, 500
2015 (15) - 1.2 S 3dr
Fiat, 600
2025 - 1.2 Hybrid 48V 136 5dr eDCT-6
- 1.2L
- 7Miles
- Petrol
- Auto
- Hatchback
Glasgow South Street Vauxhall/Peugeot/Citroen/Vanstore
Fiat, 124 Spider
2018 - 1.4 MultiAir Lusso Plus Auto Euro 6 2dr
- 1.4L
- 42.5kMiles
- Petrol
- Auto
- Convertible
Master Cars Biggleswade Ltd
Fiat, 500
2023 (72) - 1.0 MHEV Dolcevita Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (70 bhp) R PARK
Fiat, 500
2014 (14) - 1.2 S Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
Fiat, 500
2013 - 1.2 Pop Euro 4 3dr
In terms of Italian car makers, they don't come much bigger than Fiat. It's the Don, the big daddy and controller of most other tricolour brands. Renowned for its range of affordable autos, you can't go wrong with a Fiat and the company has been leading the way for many years.
Fiat was created in 1899 and became the largest Italian car manufacturer in a handful of years. Even during the 1900s its cars were exported around the world and proved very successful, albeit expensive. The company survived two world wars and came out relatively unscathed having manufactured military hardware.
The post-war years saw the Fiat jump to new heights and sales figures skyrocketed to beat the likes of Volkswagen and secure its position as the top motor car producer in Europe. People couldn't get enough of its affordable, friendly and energetic cars and it's been that way ever since.
The umbrella corporation 'Fiat Group' acquired some of the biggest names in motoring over the years such as Abarth, Ferrari, Maserati, Lancia and Alfa Romeo. It's certainly a heavyweight in the industry and has used its position to good advantage.
Numerous Fiat cars have won critical acclaim over the years and it has won the European Car of the Year more than any other manufacturer. Notable models include the 124, 128, Uno, Punto, Bravo, Panda and 500. The popularity is undeniable and the great thing is that the customer always knows what's on offer: a lot of fun for a reasonable price.
If you're motoring needs lie in the small to medium sized motoring arena, the chances are that Fiat has the perfect solution for you. But while buying a brand new one is all well and good, there are better bargains to be had out there.
Here at Motors.co.uk the selection of used Fiat cars is numerous and high quality. There are some big savings to be made across the board and you really can drive away in a great deal in no time at all. Used cars for sale are definitely the way forward.
So if you're looking for a car that's a lot of fun to drive, has bags of personality and looks the part, set your sights on a Fiat!
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What is Fiat TwinAir?
Fiat TwinAir is used to refer to an engine that has two cylinders. When you see a Fiat equipped with a TwinAir engine, it means that despite having only two cylinders, the engine can deliver impressive power output and torque thanks to advanced turbo technology. This feature not only ensures good performance but also contributes to excellent fuel efficiency. TwinAir engines are especially suitable for compact cars like Fiats, where space is limited and efficiency is key.
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What is the Fiat MultiAir engine?
If you see that a Fiat has a MultiAir engine, it essentially means that the engine has four cylinders which use valves to control the flow of air and fuel according to the conditions. When compared to traditional engines, this set-up improves fuel efficiency, reduces emissions and increases the power output.
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What is Fiat’s MultiJet engine?
Fiat’s MultiJet engine is a type of diesel engine that results in better fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and smoother performance. MultiJet engines make use of common rail direct injection technology which allows fuel to be delivered to the engine’s cylinders at high pressure, reducing fuel consumption.
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What does Mopar Connect do?
Mopar Connect is a set of services available to Fiat owners to improve your driving and car ownership experience. Through a dedicated app, users can access support in case of theft, accidents, or breakdowns. The app also enables users to locate their car, access vehicle information, and even plan trips ahead of time.
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What does Fiat mild hybrid mean?
If a Fiat is described as being a ‘Mild Hybrid’ it essentially means that while it uses a combination of a petrol or diesel engine alongside electrical assistance. It cannot run on electric power alone. The point of the electric motor is to reduce the strain on the petrol or diesel engine, reducing fuel consumption when cruising, as well as providing a boost during hard acceleration.
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What is Fiat start-stop?
When a Fiat car with start-stop technology comes to a complete stop, such as in heavy traffic, its engine will automatically shut off to prevent unnecessary fuel consumption and emissions. Once the brake is released or the clutch is engaged, the car will start without any delay.