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Used Abarth 595 for sale
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An Abarth 595 for sale is one of Europe’s best-selling city cars, but with a whole lot of power added. It’s based on the Fiat 500 and has a similar interior, but it has a very powerful petrol engine and a raucous exhaust note. You can spread the cost of a used Abarth 595 with our finance deals.
Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) representative example
Based on a cash price of £12,500, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,500 at a representative APR of 12.4%. 48 monthly payments of £189.23. Fixed rate of interest per annum 6.45%. Optional final payment £5,289.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,872.02. Total amount payable £16,372.04. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.
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Abarth 595
1.4 T-Jet 180 Competizione 3dr
- Vehicle year, 2019
- Mileage, 78,330 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Manual
Full price.£9,999Price per month. pcp. £150
Abarth 595
1.4 T-Jet 165 Turismo 70th Anniversary 3dr
- Vehicle year, 2020
- Mileage, 34,340 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Manual
Full price.£11,975Price per month. pcp. £187
Abarth 595
1.4 T-Jet 180 Competizione 3dr
- Vehicle year, 2020
- Mileage, 35,825 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Manual
Full price.£13,599Price per month. pcp. £228
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Abarth 595
1.4 T-Jet 145 3dr
- Vehicle year, 2021
- Mileage, 63,645 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Manual
Full price.£9,899Price per month. pcp. £151
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Abarth 595 buying guide
What types of used Abarth 595 cars are there?
Abarth has many years of experience when it comes to tuning Fiat’s cars for performance, and the Abarth 595 is an excellent example of this done right.
The Fiat 500 on which this is based is already a highly desirable model with a personable interior, but while that model’s focus is efficiency, the Abarth 595 has some seriously impressive stats.
The 595 features an entirely new exhaust system that transforms the noise, making you think a much more expensive supercar is among the traffic.
Power comes from a 1.4-litre petrol engine, which in most cases produces 165hp. That’s not a lot, but in a car this light, it’s a seriously quick offering.
Popular Abarth 595 trims
Trim levels on the used Abarth 595 for sale are generally centred around adding more style and power, rather than equipment.
> Abarth 595 - Standard specification with similar levels of equipment to a high Fiat 500 trim level
> Abarth 595 Turismo - Popular upgrade with an even sportier look
> Abarth 595 Competizione - The Competizione is the more powerful variant with upgraded 180hp engine
– Read our Abarth 595 review
Abarth 595 history
Abarth has been tuning the Fiat 500 pretty much since it relaunched in 2009, so there are plenty of models to pick from.
> First-generation Abarth 500 (2009) - Sporty model based on the relaunched Fiat 500
> Facelifted Abarth 595 (2012) - The 500 becomes the 595, with an even more aggressive style
> Facelifted Abarth 595 (2016) - More powerful engine options and new trim
What features does the Abarth 595 have?
Other than the impressive exhaust note and punchy engine options, the 595 is also pleasant inside.
The Abarth 595 balances a fairly stripped-out look (designed to put the driver’s focus on the road) with good levels of car tech, so you still get a good infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, depending on model year.
Other than the tech, you get some sporty upgrades like a flat-bottomed steering wheel, sports seats, a redesigned instrument cluster, and some coloured trims.
You don’t really buy a car like this for its boot space, but at least it has the same 185-litre space as the regular Fiat 500.
Is the Abarth 595 reliable?
Being so closely related to the popular Fiat 500, the 595 should be as reliable as its relative. Of course, most parts are Fiat – it's just the odd few that are Abarth. And even so, the powerful Abarth engine was still developed under Fiat’s guidance.
How much does the Abarth 595 cost to run?
If you drive this car enthusiastically, you could easily see fuel economy figures plummet, but fortunately, because it’s so light, there’s also the potential for fairly respectable running costs if you’re more gentle with the throttle.
Who is the Abarth 595 suitable for?
A used Abarth 595 for sale targets a very specific audience, comprising primarily hot hatch and sports car enthusiasts. It’s at home around the city, but it’s just as capable on longer motorway trips, too.
Other similar sporty cars include the MINI Cooper S, the Suzuki Swift Sport, and the Ford Fiesta ST.
FAQs
What does the ‘595’ part of the Abarth 595 name mean?
As it’s based on the Fiat 500, the ‘595’ signifies that it’s an improved, sportier version of the Italian city car.
How much power does the Abarth 595 have?
There are three different power options for the 595, starting with the 145hp Trofeo trim. This is followed by the 160hp Turismo trim and the most powerful 180hp Competizione trim.
Who makes the Abarth 595?
Abarth makes the 595, which is based on the very popular Fiat 500 city car. The 595, however, features a tuned engine, louder exhaust and cooler looks.
Is the Abarth 595 a safe car?
The 595 is a very safe car – the Fiat 500 on which it's based scored very highly in its Euro NCAP crash testing, and there's no reason why the Abarth would be any different.
What is the difference between the Fiat 500 and Abarth 595?
The main difference is that the Fiat 500 is a bog-standard everyday city car and the 595 is a sportier, more hardcore hot hatchback that offers great driver involvement and handling.
