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Used Fiat 500 Cabrio for sale
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A used Fiat 500C gives you all the iconic, retro charm of the Fiat 500 with a fun, open-air experience and zero tailpipe emissions. It's the perfect blend of modern and old-school, with that easy folding fabric roof, compact dimensions and widescreen infotainment system. Buy or finance a used Fiat 500 Cabrio now.
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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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Fiat 500 Cabrio
87kW Icon 42kWh 2dr Auto
- Vehicle year, 2021
- Mileage, 33,333 miles
- Fuel type, Electric
- Transmission type, Automatic
- Range in miles,
Full price.£12,599Price per month. pcp. £197
Fiat 500 Cabrio
87kW Icon 42kWh 2dr Auto
- Vehicle year, 2023
- Mileage, 9,704 miles
- Fuel type, Electric
- Transmission type, Automatic
- Range in miles,
Full price.£15,699Price per month. pcp. £259
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Fiat 500 Cabrio buying guide
What types of used Fiat 500e Cabrio are there?
Luckily for buyers, when Fiat made the 500 electric in 2020 it continued to iconic cabriolet design by launching the popular 500e Cabrio.
It's much the same as the regular, all-electric Fiat 500e, but but it gets a folding fabric roof that gives you somewhere between the experience of an opening sunroof and a full drop-top. In other words, it's perfect for the British weather.
Popular Fiat 500e Cabrio trims
You've got a choice of trim levels when it comes to the 500e Cabrio, but thankfully they all look great and come with plenty of mod cons.
> Fiat 500e Cabrio Icon – this is the standard model, but it doesn't do you out of getting a 10.25-inch windscreen on the dash and a push-button gear selector laid out beneath it
> Fiat 500e Cabrio La Prima – high-spec version with reversing camera, fancy 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels and bright LED headlights
Fiat 500e Cabrio history
Every version of the Fiat 500 has been important in its own way – the 1950s icon set the standard for quirky, small cars, the 2007 relaunch proved a massive hit, and the 2020 electric model prepared it for the future.
> Fiat 500e Cabrio (2020) – it launched at the same time as the standard hatchback and was the first mainstream electric convertible
What features does the Fiat 500e Cabrio have?
The standout feature is, of course, that folding fabric roof. All you need to do is press a button and let the electrics roll it back, giving you and three other friends access to unlimited sky.
But it's also a really modern car inside compared with its petrol-powered predecessor – most models get a large 10.25-inch Uconnect touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto. Because it's a low, wide screen, it fits really well into the 500e Cabrio's compact interior.
Being an electric car, you must also remember the very handy regenerative braking system, which slows the car down when you lift off the throttle. It's ideal for recouping wasted energy around town, helping to improve efficiency in this car's natural habitat.
Is the Fiat 500e Cabrio reliable?
All electric cars feature fewer moving parts than petrol engines, so there's not an awful lot to go wrong in the first place.
But being part of the wider Stellantis group, the 500e Cabrio's electrical underpinnings are backed by similar layouts from Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Peugeot, Citroën, DS, Vauxhall and more.
Besides the standard three-year vehicle warranty, you also get an eight-year battery warranty just to reassure you.
How much does the Fiat 500e cost to run?
The Fiat 500e Cabrio is perfect for urban environments, just like older versions. But being electric, this one is even better, because a full charge might only cost a couple of pounds.
The 42kWh model gives a claimed range of 199 miles (or more in the city, at slower speeds), while a more affordable 24kWh version does 118 miles between charges. That's plenty for most city commutes.
Who is the Fiat 500e Cabrio suitable for?
As we've already said, this is an ideal compact car for towns and cities, where its compact dimensions make zipping around effortless.
It's also the perfect convertible for Britain, with the classic 500 looks and a folding fabric roof that lets the wind in without an extravagant, expensive folding roof option.
There aren't many small electric convertibles, so it's a pretty unrivalled car, but if you're after a small electric city car you may also wish to consider the MINI Electric or Renault 5.
Should I buy a used Fiat 500e Cabrio?
Is the Fiat 500e Cabrio fully electric?
Yes, but there's also a mild hybrid version with a petrol engine that looks almost identical, so be careful when choosing the right one for you.
What is the range of the Fiat 500e Cabrio?
With its biggest 42kWh battery option, Fiat says the 500e Cabrio will do 199 miles between charges.
How long does the Fiat 500e Cabrio take to charge?
Using a rapid charger (DC), the Fiat 500e Cabrio will take up to 85kW. It doesn't sound a lot, but remember it's got a small battery compared with bigger cars, so an 80% charge should only take around 35 minutes.
Does the Fiat 500e Cabrio have four seats?
Yes, it's unchanged from the hard-roofed Fiat 500e, so you've got space for four to enjoy the wind-in-your-hair experience.
What's the difference between the Fiat 500e Cabrio and 500e?
Both are electric models, but the Cabrio variant is the one you'll want for the folding fabric roof. You'll see it stylised in a couple of ways, like 500e Cabrio or 500C Electric, but they're the same thing.
