Is the Fiat 500 good for the city?

Yes, the Fiat 500 was designed primarily as a city car. With a length under 3.6 metres and a small turning radius, it is well suited to narrow streets, heavy traffic, and parking in the centres of Montenegrin cities.

How many people fit in a Fiat 500?

Technically it is homologated for four passengers, but the rear bench is practically only suitable for children or shorter trips. Up front, the space for taller passengers is decent thanks to the high roofline.

What is the range of the electric Fiat 500e?

The 500e version with the 42 kWh battery has a declared WLTP range of around 320 km. In real city driving, the range is between 220 and 280 km, while it is lower on open roads due to higher consumption.

Fiat 500 for sale

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On this page you’ll find current Fiat 500 listings in Montenegro. The Fiat 500 is a distinctive city car with retro styling, ideal for narrow streets, heavy traffic, and easy parking. Use the filters to choose the generation, engine, and year to match your budget.

Compact city hatchback, cabrio (500C)

Body style

1.2, 0.9 TwinAir, 1.3 Multijet, 500e electric

Typical engines

4.5–6 l/100 km

Average consumption

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Generations and engines

The modern Fiat 500 (code 312) was introduced in 2007 and stayed in production for over 15 years with several facelifts. The most common engines are the 1.2 8V petrol (69 HP), 0.9 TwinAir turbo petrol (85/105 HP), 1.3 Multijet diesel (75/95 HP), and the small 1.4 16V (100 HP) in sporty Abarth versions. Body styles include the hatchback (3-door) and the cabrio version with a fabric roof (500C). The second, fully electric generation (500e) launched in 2020 and uses a new platform with 24 or 42 kWh batteries.

Driving and practicality

The Fiat 500 is one of the smallest cars in its class, with a length of around 3.57 m and exceptional agility in the city. The boot is modest (185 litres), and the cabin is primarily designed for two adults in the front. The small 1.2 engine uses around 5.5 l/100 km, while the TwinAir is technically interesting but in practice can consume similarly to larger engines. The electric 500e offers a real-world range of about 200–260 km.

What to check when buying

Check the condition of the TwinAir engine if you are looking at this version — increased oil consumption and characteristic vibrations are possible. With the 1.2 engine, pay attention to the timing chain condition and possible leaks from the valve cover gasket. Test the Dualogic automated gearbox, which has a reputation for jerky shifts and can be expensive to repair. Also check the headlights and interior, as small plastic components are prone to wear.

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