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2010 Fiat 500 and 500C Twin-Air

In July 2007 Fiat unveiled the 500 city car. Three years later we find ourselves in the present and the Italian company added an innovative 900 cc TwinAir two-cylinder 85 HP engine to both the 500 and the 500C models. The new engine will be available starting September.

The new Twin-Air engine was developed by Fiat Powertrain Technologies and implements the revolutionary MultiAir system combined with specific fluid dynamics optimized for maximum fuel efficiency. It also delivers 43% less CO2 than an engine of equal performance.

Next to the new engine, the two models will be offered with Blue&Me – TomTom, the latest evolution of the Blue&Me system. This system displays navigation and driving information functions on a beautiful color touch screen. The Blue&Me also allows you to manage your telephone. In addition to these features, the Fiat 500 will also arrive in dealerships with a new media player to further display the added significance of the Blue&Me - TomTom.

2010 Fiat 500 with 268 HP by Pogea Racing

Pogea Racing has unveiled an exclusive tuning package for the Fiat 500 Ferrari Dealers Edition. In its standard version, the car’s engine delivers a total of 165 HP and 230 NM of torque. However, Pogea has managed to obtain a total of 268 HP and 330 NM of torque.

For that the tuner changed the exhaust system and replaced it with a larger stainless steel exhaust system, modified downpipe, and a new catalytic converter. There is also a new brake system with identical weight to the OEM brake system, but with about 1.8m reduced braking distance when compared to the OEM brakes.

The car also gets a modified intake cooling system, a center-mount, a larger, more efficient intercooler, and carbon fiber parts of the Assetto Corse. Fuel injection is optimized by changing fuel pressure valves and using upgraded Bosch fuel injectors. The package is finished by leather work, individual suspension systems, and carbon fiber parts.

2010 Fiat 500 Rosso Corsa Limited Edition

Fiat has unveiled the special edition 500 Rosso Corsa created especially for the German market. It will be limited to only 250 units, each carrying a price tag of 19,500 €. For comparison, the top version "by Diesel" model costs 17,200 €.

Besides the red exterior color, the 500 Rosso Corsa is also distinguished by leather trim, 16-inch alloy wheels, xenon headlights, stereo system, red painted brake calipers, and a body color matching the key cover. Each model will get an aluminum plate with the corresponding production number and a chrome lettering on the tailgate featuring the "Rosso Corsa" logo.

This special edition will only be offered with a 1.4-liter naturally aspirated petrol engine that delivers a total of 100 HP.

Of course, if you want a 500 painted in this red exterior color than we have to repeat the fact that it will only be offered in the red exterior paint job that is unique to this edition and only available in the German market. So either make the move or just choose from other 500 models in your area that are fully customizable anyway. You may not get the red, but you’ll at least have a highly customizable Fiat 500 model that is sure to please.

2010 Fiat Grande Punto

The fiat Grande Punto debuted in 2005 and received a first facelift in 2008. It comes with a number of significant changes, Fiat’s Blue&Me hands-free entertainment and communications system as standard equipment across the range, the introduction of a new ‘GP’ version, and the addition of Fiat’s acclaimed 1.4 8v engine to Active and Dynamic specification cars.

The new Grande Punto features a unique sporty interior trim, sports instruments, new ‘dark’ headlights, foglights, rear spoiler and new, larger 16-inch alloy wheels. The car also gets three new exterior color: Rap Yellow, HillBilly Azure and Ska Red and all-new sporty interior trim.

Under the hood there is a choice of 1.4 16v, 1.3 and 1.9 MultiJet turbo diesel engines, but also a new 1.4 8v engine that develops 77bhp.

2010 Fiat Panda

The Fiat Panda is the perfect car for those leaving in crowed cities, but who, in the same time want to enjoy the comfort of a 4x4 model. The model is offered in two versions: 4x4 and 4x4 Climbing, with a range of two engines, two interior specifications and ten body colors.

Under the hood there is a choice of two engines: a 1.2 that develops a maximum power of 60 bhp at 5000 rpm and a torque of 102 Nm at 2500 rpm and the 70 bhp 1.3 Multijet at 4000 rpm and torque of 145 Nm at 1500 rpm. When equipped with the first power unit, the Panda 4x4 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 20 seconds and reaches a top speed of 145 km/h (when equipped with a second-generation turbodiesel engine, the figures are 16 seconds and 155 km/h respectively).

The 2010 Panda is offered with a Nav Plus infotelematic system, headlight washers and a Dualdrive electric power steering system (the latter is standard over the range). The new car is also unequalled when it comes to safety. Beginning with its outstanding braking system: on versions equipped with the 1.2 Fire power unit, all wheels are fitted with 240 mm diameter discs (the front ones are ventilated) that rise to 257 mm on Multijet versions. The Panda 4x4 offers as standard ABS with EBD complete with an antislip function during deceleration (MSR).

2010 Fiat Nuovo Doblo

For the big families out there Fiat has created the new Doblo - vehicle designed to meet a need for functionality and comfort that makes the most of interior space and can accommodate up to seven people.

The new Doblo will be offered with a choice of 4 power units at its launch: a 95 HP petrol engine and three diesel Multijet engines, 90, 105 and 135 HP, which will later be joined by a Natural Power engine with dual fuel system (petrol and methane) and an additional diesel engine with Dualogic robotized gearbox.

It features a a central shield and side bumpers perfectly integrated with the body, pronounced wheel arch and sloping shoulder. The interior was designed to offer functionality and create attractive, welcoming environments through combination of colors, materials and trims.