Italian Born: 1970 Fiat 500
In 2007 Fiat re-introduced a city car to their lineup using the 500 name and even imported it into the United States, at least until 2019 when Fiat-Chrysler-Stellantis-BorgCube canceled the little city car. But that’s okay, because it was made in Mexico, so if you want a REAL Fiat 500, you need to get something like this classic Fiat 500 that was on the road in Sicily, which means it was probably built in Turkey or Poland. Who knows, check the vin plate. Find this 1974 Fiat 500 offered for $9000 in Sacramento, CA via craigslist.
From the seller:
1974 fiat 500
condition: excellent
fuel: gas
odometer: 26277
title status: clean
transmission: manual
Located in Reno Nevada. Classic 1974 Fiat, Left hand drive because it was imported from Sicily. Clean Nevada title in hand, currently registered also. Five speed manual with a two cylinder engine. It does have a stereo that works good. Mileage is in kilometers. I’ve only gotten it up to 50-55mph but didn’t want to push it. Parts aren’t super hard or expensive to find, I used www.mrfiat.com Read Less
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Mamma Mia!!
Isn’t the current convention on Daily Turismo hold that all two seaters are red and all red cars are two seaters? This seems to have a back seat or at least the illusion of one.
My first car was a ’68 fiat 850 sedan, very definitely used. Pieces of it would fall off in the driveway. I am stunned at the condition of this car. You could literally watch mine rust.