500 0.9 TwinAir

STORY

The Fiat 500 name began with the tiny rear-engined Nuova 500 of 1957, an air-cooled two-cylinder city car that put post-war Italy on wheels and became a world-famous piece of design. In 2007 Fiat revived the name with a front-engined, front-wheel-drive retro hatchback whose styling echoed the original. It became fashionable and sold well across Europe and North America. The modern 500 grew into a broad family: the 500C convertible, the Abarth hot hatches, and the separate 500L and 500X models.