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48 FIAT 500 results

FIAT 500 OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.2
39 Reviews
5 star
54%
4 star
23%
3 star
15%
2 star
5%
1 star
3%
Overall
4.2
Value
4.3
Style
4.5
Performance
3.7
Comfort
3.8
Fuel Economy
4.2
Reliability
4.4
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Hartsville, South Carolina
4.0
Smooth ride, extra heavy doors.
I bought the electric version of the Fiat 500e (2013) several months ago for a little under $8000. I was immediately impressed with the way that the car handled and how smooth the drive was. As an electric car, it can only take me so far (around 88 miles per charge) but I mainly use it for my work commute and to do various errands around town, so the range limitation has never been much of a problem for me unless I forget to charge it at night. I haven't really noticed a difference in my electric bill even though I do charge it almost daily. I don't have an EVSE installed however, which means this car takes around 16 hours for a full charge at home and 4 hours if I charge it at a public station. The Fiat 500e doesn't have a DC fast charging option.
Stacey
Stacey
Council Bluffs, Iowa
5.0
Better than Consumer Reports says!
I love my Fiat 500. It's a very attractive car, with eye catching details. In fact, I have had more people strike up a conversation with me about this car than I've had with any other car. It's quick and handles well. I have a standard transmission, which ups the sportiness. It's an enormously fun car, perfect for a daily driver, around town sort of car.
Ruth
Ruth
Eugene, Oregon
4.0
Surprisingly happy with it
Overall, I'm greatly impressed with the quality of my Fiat 500 Pop edition. The vehicle is nice and light, takes turns at the drop of a hat (pulling a U-turn in this car is one of my favorite things), and the gas mileage is amazing. Most would be shocked to know that a mountain bike can be disassembled and stored in the back, as long as the back seats are folded down. While not the most practical car for a family, as it only has two doors and a woefully small backseat, the Fiat 500 is perfect for a couple or a single individual with no need for heavy lifting. And while the oil needs to be changed at the dealership, the fuel economy and reliability of the vehicle cannot be overstated, and the positive aspects of those qualities greatly outweigh any small, nitpicky qualms any savvy owner may have.