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In some past vehicle release news today we are focusing our attention on the Italian car manufacturing brand known as Fiat and one of their past 500 models that has been launched here in the UK and across other parts of the world to and comes in the form of the 500l model. Over the years Fiat have certainly proven to be a good all round car designer and we have seen this time and time again with models such as the likes of, the Panda and the Punto. What is it about this 500l model though that makes it stand out in both the new and used car industry and why should you choose to make the investment into one of these models ?.
Everything you need to know about the Fiat 500l
So with that being said, what went into the Fiat 500l during its time on the production line and why do we believe that this car is a strong contending rival against other car brands such as the likes of, Peugeot and Citroen ?. Weil firstly if you take a look under the bonnet of the 500l you can expect to receive, a 1.3 litre,four cylinder engine that produces 84 units of brake horse power overall and will therefore go from a standstill to speeds of 62 miles per hour in a time of just 14.9 seconds. With these numbers stored we see that the car will hit overall top speeds of 102 miles per hour. The Fiat 500l is a front wheel drive variant but does also come fully fitted with a five speed,manual transmission system.
You can also expect to receive some added pieces of equipment with the 500l too that we believe are some strong selling points. At the time of purchase you can expect to receive,Electric windows,a 5 inch touch screen,wireless Bluetooth connectivity and a multi functioning steering wheel also comes as part of the package too.
How much will the Fiat 500l set you back brand new ?
As you may have guessed already, the 500l is available for purchase right now across dealership's around the UK. As for the price tag that comes along with the 500l you can expect to purchase a brand new version of the car for a cost of £15,000.
