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Stratton Cars
If you're in the market for a car that's compact, fun and powerful, then a used Abarth 500 is a great choice. As the higher-powered variant of the similar Fiat model, the stylish Abarth 500 offers more performance and an improved driving experience. This small car provides sharp handling for an exciting drive around the city.
Find your perfect used Abarth 500 from our extensive network of car supermarkets, independent, specialist and officially franchised Abarth dealers.
During its production, the Abarth 500 was only available with a petrol engine, front-wheel drive, and a manual or automatic gearbox.
The Abarth 500 isn't a large car, but it is still accommodating in the front to taller passengers, making it great for city driving.
Fiat released the Abarth variant of the 500 in 2008 as a high-performance sub-brand. This model had similar styling to the Fiat 500, except it was more aerodynamic and had a sportier look. It has since made way for the Abarth 500e electric model, the hatchback did receive several upgrades to the technology, comfort features and styling. A soft-top convertible variant was also released during its lifetime.
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1.4 T-Jet 2dr Auto
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1.4 16V T-Jet 3dr
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1.4 T-Jet 135 2dr
The base 1.4-litre petrol engine tends to be the most popular because it offers good efficiency and power as standard. With an output of 135bhp, this engine can get the small car to 62mph in less than eight seconds, but maintains an efficiency rating of more than 47mpg.
Abarth 500 models were available in the base variant and the Essesse variant, which offered more output. Most buyers chose the base model to keep the cost lower while still getting the sportier styling and lower suspension.
Customers should look out for different wheel designs and colour options. There are also many upgradable tech features to look for, such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.
The Abarth 500 has a spacious front seat and can accommodate children in the back seat, so it would be a good choice of vehicle for short drives in the city. Taller passengers may have more trouble getting comfortable in the back.
A hybrid Abarth 500 was never produced. However, the company discontinued the petrol 500 lineup to release an all-electric 500e that has since taken its place.
Yes, there are used Abarth 500 models with an automatic transmission. While these aren't as popular as those with a manual gearbox, they are still easy enough to find on the used car market.
No, the Abarth 500 was only ever built with a front-wheel drive configuration. By powering just the front wheels, the car remains efficient and lightweight.
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