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£5,295
Fiat 500
2015 (15) - 1.2 Lounge Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
27.2k+ miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Petrol
GMC 2000
Leeds
47
£4,995
Fiat 500
2016 (16) - 1.2 Pop Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
38.9k+ miles
2016 (16 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Leeds Motor Company (Burley place)
Leeds
11
£3,950
Fiat 500
2014 (14) - 1.2 Colour Therapy Euro 6 (s/s) 3dr
55.4k+ miles
2014 (14 reg)
Manual
Petrol
M D Car Sales
Barnsley
17
£3,495
Fiat 500
2014 (63) - 1.2 S Euro 6 (s/s) 3dr
64k miles
2014 (63 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Ghost Motors Ltd
Cleckheaton
18
£4,695
Fiat 500
2015 (65) - 1.2 S 3DR Manual
49k+ miles
2015 (65 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Conisbrough Motor Company
Doncaster
14
£4,450
Fiat 500
2015 (64) - 1.2 S Euro 6 (s/s) 3dr
52.9k+ miles
2015 (64 reg)
Manual
Petrol
M D Car Sales
Barnsley
24
£3,890
Fiat 500
2014 (64) - 1.2 Colour Therapy Euro 6 (s/s) 3dr
63k miles
2014 (64 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Chesterton Motor Group Ltd
Rotherham
21
£4,690
Fiat 500
2014 - 1.2 S 3dr [AC] ## £35 ROAD TAX - FSH - STUNNING CAR ##
50k miles
2014 (14 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Crofton Car Sales Ltd
Wakefield
10
£4,900
Fiat 500
2015 (15) - 1.2 S Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
51.9k+ miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Catalina Of Stanningley
Stanningley
29
£5,800
Fiat 500
2018 (18) - 1.2 Pop Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
41.8k+ miles
2018 (18 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Catalina Of Stanningley
Stanningley
11
£4,400
Fiat 500
2015 (15) - 1.2 S 3dr
61.7k+ miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Catalina Of Stanningley
Stanningley
14
£3,850
Fiat 500
2015 (15) - 1.2 S Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
68k miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Petrol
OSJ Motor Company Ltd
Barnsley
8
£7,500
Fiat 500
2018 - LOUNGE 3-Door
24.6k+ miles
2018 (18 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Hepworth Motor Co Ltd
Holmfirth
29
£4,850
Fiat 500
2014 (64) - 1.2 Lounge Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
45.5k+ miles
2014 (64 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Catalina Of Stanningley
Stanningley
13
£3,250
Fiat 500
2013 (63) - 1.2 Lounge Euro 6 (s/s) 3dr
83.3k+ miles
2013 (63 reg)
Manual
Petrol
M D Car Sales
Barnsley
14
£2,999
Fiat 500
2015 (65) - 1.2 S Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
84k miles
2015 (65 reg)
Manual
Petrol
OSJ Motor Company Ltd
Barnsley
27
£7,900
Fiat 500
2018 - 1.2 Lounge 3dr
20.7k+ miles
2018 (68 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Cars2 Barnsley MG
Barnsley
29
£5,795
Fiat 500
2015 - 1.2 500 My17 1.2 69hp Lounge 3-Door
47.1k+ miles
2015 (65 reg)
Manual
Petrol
RHUBARB CAR SALES LTD
Wakefield
20
£3,790
Fiat 500
2014 - 1.2 S 3dr ## £35 ROAD TAX - RECENT TIMING BELT ##
78k miles
2014 (64 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Crofton Car Sales Ltd
Wakefield
26
£5,995
Fiat 500
2016 (66) - 1.2 Lounge 3dr
40k miles
2016 (66 reg)
Manual
Petrol
DLJ Autos
Selby
15
£6,495
Fiat 500
2017 (67) - 1.2 Lounge Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
36.9k+ miles
2017 (67 reg)
Manual
Petrol
GMC 2000
Leeds
52
£6,490
Fiat 500
2017 - 1.2 Lounge Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
40.7k+ miles
2017 (17 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Classic Marques Harrogate Ltd
Harrogate
30
£5,600
Fiat 500
2016 (16) - 1.2 Lounge Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (69 bhp)
54.9k+ miles
2016 (16 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Catalina Of Stanningley
Stanningley
27
£4,900
Fiat 500
2016 (16) - 1.2 Lounge Euro 6 (s/s) 3dr
63.3k+ miles
2016 (16 reg)
Manual
Petrol
SHEFFIELD DIRECT MOTORS
Sheffield

Fiat 500 buying guide

Why buy the Fiat 500?

Few small cars are as chic and characterful as the Fiat 500. There are lots of them on the road but they still look really distinctive, especially in a bold colour combination. The 500 is easy to park thanks to light steering and a good view out through big windows, and it’ll fit in the tiniest of spaces. It’s also great value and running costs are low, particularly for insurance – a great bonus if you’re buying your first car.

Fiat 500 range and updates

The 500 was launched in 2007, inspired by the classic Fiat 500 of the 1950s. It’s been updated many times since, with changes including different rear lights and new interior technology. The most recent update, in 2020, included a new mild-hybrid petrol engine. Fiat launched the 500 Electric at the same time. Although it looks similar to the 500 it’s a completely different model that costs more, is a fraction larger and is powered by an electric motor.

While the 500 is available as a three-door hatchback only, there's also a two-door convertible version called the 500C. The 500X is a five-door compact SUV that’s much larger than (and completely unrelated to) either the 500 or 500 Electric.

In cars sold new before 2020, there’s a wider range of petrol and diesel engines. Of those, the 1.2-litre petrol is the most popular and great for town driving. The more powerful 0.9-litre unit might be better if you spend more time on motorways because it feels less strained at higher speeds. The latest mild-hybrid car feels much like the 1.2. While most 500 models have a manual gearbox, automatics are also available.

There are lots of trims to choose from. Popular ones include the entry-level Pop, sporty-looking S and top-of-the-range Lounge. At the time of writing in 2022, the ‘core’ packages were called Pop, Dolcevita, Dolcevita Plus and Sport. There are also many special editions like the Anniversario, Riva and Vintage ‘57, which have unique colour combinations and styling details.

Fiat 500 tech and features

The last 500 Pop model’s standard features include air con, DAB radio, USB ports, as well as electric windows and central locking. On top of that, Dolcevita has a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, as well as rear parking sensors and a sunroof. Dolcevita Plus also has sat nav and a digital driver’s display. The Sport model has the same features as the Dolcevita Plus, but no sunroof.

Older models have broadly the same features. The infotainment system was introduced in 2015 and featured smartphone connectivity to use various apps in the Lounge model. In 2018, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity was added for even better smartphone compatibility.

Fiat 500 running costs and value

According to official figures, 1.2-litre petrol models can give you an average fuel economy of up to 53mpg, as do the mild-hybrids, and 1.4-litre petrol models can give around 44mpg. The most efficient petrol models have the TwinAir engine, which can give up to 68mpg. But they’re beaten by the diesels, which can give as much as 76mpg.

There’s no Vehicle Excise Duty (car tax) to pay on many 500 models; those that do incur charges are in the low-cost VED bands. Insurance costs are also generally low.

Fiat 500 vs rivals

Other stylish small cars like the 500 include the Mini Hatch, the DS 3 and the Vauxhall Adam. Compared to the Fiat, the Mini’s interior has more of a premium feel, the DS is more practical and the Vauxhall has more standard features. But the Fiat’s style and sense of fun may well be irresistible to you.

Common questions about the Fiat 500

How practical is the Fiat 500?

The 500 has generous headroom and legroom in the front seats, so you should be able to get comfortable however tall you are. You might end up quite close to your passenger though, because it’s a compact, narrow car. If you have difficulty getting into cars, the 500 could be a good option because it has big door openings and the seats are high off the ground, which can make access easier. Back-seat space is best kept for shorter adults and children, and there are two sets of Isofix child-seat mounts. The boot is on the small side, but a week’s food shopping will go in and the back seats fold down if you need more space.

How safe is the Fiat 500?

When safety organisation Euro NCAP first assessed the 500 in 2007, it was awarded a full five-star rating. It was reassessed in 2017 and received a three-star rating out of a possible five. That’s because Euro NCAP changed its criteria to include new electronic driver safety features like automatic emergency braking, which isn’t fitted to the 500. Features that are fitted include seven airbags, anti-lock brakes, a hill-hold assist function and a speed limiter to stop you inadvertently creeping over the limit.

How does the Fiat 500 compare with other Fiat models?

There’s a wider group of Fiat models with ‘500’ in their names. All share styling details like the big, round headlights but meet different needs. Besides the 500 hatchback discussed here, there’s the open-top 500C, the zero-emission 500 Electric, the big 500L MPV people carrier and the 500X SUV. Sporty versions of the 500 are sold by the Abarth brand.

Are there any hybrid or electric versions of the Fiat 500?

All 500 models sold new since 2020 have mild-hybrid power. The petrol engine is supplemented by an extra electrical system that helps improve fuel economy and reduce CO2 emissions. It does that by powering most of the car’s electronic features from a battery that’s recharged when you brake. There’s also the fully battery-powered 500 Electric – though it looks similar to the regular 500, it’s actually a completely different car.

Used Fiat 500 cars for sale

Choose from Fiat 500 trims

Fiat 500 buying guide

Why buy the Fiat 500?

Fiat 500 range and updates

Fiat 500 tech and features

Fiat 500 running costs and value

Fiat 500 vs rivals

Common questions about the Fiat 500

Fiat 500 buying guide

Why buy the Fiat 500?

Fiat 500 range and updates

Fiat 500 tech and features

Fiat 500 running costs and value

Fiat 500 vs rivals

Common questions about the Fiat 500