Fiat 500?....

LandyAndy

janninew wrote: »

My local Fiat garage has a bubble gum pink 500 on the forecourt at the moment, it looks like a giant blamanche!! :rotfl:

Very nice.



Shame about the car.:)

janninew

Inactive wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

That really made me laugh out loud..

Nice one.

That was my opinion of the car, my hubby thinks it looks like a giant boob!!! :eek::eek:

We are a very immature couple as you can tell!!

cyclonebri1

LandyAndy wrote: »

I remember everyone in my office, in Manchester, rushing to the windows to look down at one of the first Sierras being parked on the street outside. If you aren't old enough to remember the stir it caused it would be impossible to believe now.

And when you saw the sierra estate, WOW, an estate with curved back window, "where's the glopping off thing":eek: sorry.

Thank God things move on, pitty Fiat have'nt.

p00

Ive ordered one for the 1st September. Ive had the sport and had the chrome pack on it. We've always had Fiats from the same place and cant fault the customer service. Infact they have loaned me a car for 21/2 months while I wait for the 500 which shouldnt have taken that long but I want to wait for a 60 reg. Good service and a car I love even if it does look like a milk bubble.

xp00

Inactive

The PINK version costs a staggering £11.655 on the road.

Incredible.:eek:

Sunshine12

LandyAndy wrote: »

Audi TT, Fiat 500.

Both cars, IMO, bought by people who would like to think they are stylish individualists and seek to prove it by buying the same car as all the other people who think they are individualists.

Triumphs of marketing over substance, both.

I bought the one I have because I liked it and because I generally like Audis. Im thinking of buying the other one, again, because I like it. I wasnt asking for smart a*sed analogies nor can I see the need to form opinions of someone you dont even know. Very sad indeed. I was asking for comments on the Fiat not presumptions about my reasons for purchasing my current car from people that dont even know me. You are way off the mark in any case and if you knew me you would realise that. My OH drives a 3 litre A5 - I take it you think he is a t*sser. :rotfl:

only_mee

This one looks nice imho

Fiat 500 'Ferrari Edition'
http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/26072010/36/pound-30-000-fiat-500-ferrari-edition-unveiled-0.html

cyclonebri1

Sunshine12 wrote: »

I bought the one I have because I liked it and because I generally like Audis. Im thinking of buying the other one, again, because I like it. I wasnt asking for smart a*sed analogies nor can I see the need to form opinions of someone you dont even know. Very sad indeed. I was asking for comments on the Fiat not presumptions about my reasons for purchasing my current car from people that dont even know me. You are way off the mark in any case and if you knew me you would realise that. My OH drives a 3 litre A5 - I take it you think he is a t*sser. :rotfl:

Carefull sunshine you can yellow carded for posts like that, ;);),

split_second

forgotmyname wrote: »

Goto a dealer & try and buy some basic service items, My sister had a panda a few years back and everything
had to be ordered in, They stock nothing.

Utter waste of time.

fiat dealers are a waste of time i agree, and i have owned a stilo for 6 years.

i joined fiatforum and found where the local motor factor was- closer and cheaper

Inactive

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Carefull sunshine you can yellow carded for posts like that, ;);),

Speaks a man of experience...