FIat 500 Sport for sale in South Africa in 2021 for a price of R274 900 is a retro-looking delight offering excellent fuel economy.
Spending a week in a Fiat 500 made me think of time travelling. It is a subject that has long fascinated science fiction authors, with the possibility of being able to surf into the past or future raising exciting scenarios. For instance, if you could visit the past, would you seek out Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin at an early age with the view of possibly altering their eventual personalities? Which brings us to the real reason for this story.
VW brought back the Beetle, BMW the Mini and 14 years ago, Fiat introduced a modern version of its iconic 500. Stellantis, the purveyors of FCA, recently streamlined the Fiat 500 range, and this writer was offered the opportunity to host the Twin-Air Sport derivative as a house guest. Inside, the Fiat 500 Sport boasts a multitude of stuff normally associated with larger, more expensive cars. This includes an onboard computer with multi-information display, a seven-inch digital instrument cluster, Bluetooth, satellite navigation, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, a USB port, electric windows, a tyre pressure monitor, climate control, a multi-function steering wheel, cruise control, central locking, and a heated rear window.
Combine the engine noise with a slick gearbox, direct steering and general feeling of being planted on the road, and this car fully involves you as a driver. That is something many manufacturers of faster, more expensive, passenger cars can not seem to achieve.
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