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Fiat announces limited edition 500-60th to celebrate the iconic vehicle's 60th anniversary

Fiat has announced a special limited edition of its compact car Fiat 500 called the 500-60th to mark and celebrate its 60th anniversary.

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Tech2 News Staff|Mar 30, 2017, 15:42:22 IST

Fiat has announced a special, limited edition of its compact car, the Fiat 500. It's unimaginatively called the 500-60th to mark and celebrate the Fiat 500's 60th anniversary.The Fiat 500-60th is inspired from the original 500 and will feature a grey fabric roof and Dolcevita dual-tone paint job, chrome finished ORVMs and 16-inch alloy wheels with a white diamond finish.170301_Fiat_500_07170301_Fiat_500_09On the inside you get a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, a multi-spoke steering wheel and comfort features including automatic climate control, rain and dusk sensors, cruise control and a rear parking sensor. It will be offered in three petrol engines including a 1.2-litre engine with 69 bhp, a 0.9-litre TwinAir engine churning out 85 bhp and a 0.9-litre TwinAir engine that will produce 105 bhp.170301_Fiat_500_04170301_Fiat_500_06According to the company it has sold more than 6 million Fiat 500s globally in the past 60 years. The new Fiat 500-60th limited edition will be manufactured and sold in the UK and only 250 units will be made. Out of these, the first 60 cars will get a limited edition plate and authentication certificate. The deliveries of the Fiat 500-60th will commence from 4 July in the UK.170301_Fiat_500_02

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First Published:Mar 30, 2017, 15:42:22 IST
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