Cabrio Fiat 500 Review |The range of Fiat 500 models offered by the Italian manufacturer in the US and Canada got expanded this week, with the addition of the cabrio version of the model to the range. The North American spec of the car was revealed during the New York International Auto Show, and will be offered complete with an entire range Fiat 500c accessories by Mopar
Perfectly timed with the warm weather and excitement of spring, the new 2012 Fiat 500 Cabrio expands our product lineup while paying homage to the brand's rich heritage of open-air cabrios that deliver style, value and driving enjoyment, said Laura Soave, Head of FIAT Brand North America.
The Fiat 500c features a cloth top that can be lowered at speeds up to 60 mph. Unlike most convertibles, the 500c still retains the side profile from the 500. Meaning that it keeps the window frames and conventional side pillars. If you don't want the top all the way down, the top can be opened partially to act as a large sunroof.
Cleverly designed with a multi-position power-retractable cloth top, fully stamped body-side silhouette and 70 percent less header shake then key competitors - the new Fiat 500c delivers leading interior sound quality (quietest at 45 mph, 70 mph and lowest powertrain noise). In addition, its longer windshield and minimized header design maximize rear-seated passengers' outward visibility, while minimizing cabin turbulence. And for easy access to the cabrio's trunk, premium "parallelogram" liftgate hinges conveniently position the liftgate out of the way, while the power-operated cloth top simultaneously retracts.
Another connectivity feature is BLUE&ME handsfree communication, a voice-activated communication system that allows the driver to operate a Bluetooth-compatible phone while keeping his or her hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.
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