Restored
Italian car title

If France had the Citroën 2CV and Germany the Beetle, Italy had the Fiat 500. It was launched on the market as an affordable vehicle, with the ambition to allow a larger number of people to afford a practical car with simple and inexpensive maintenance. To achieve this cost reduction, the Italian brand has opted for small dimensions and mass production, with more than 4 million units leaving the factory.
This little Fiat 500L (rare in the "8-bolt" version) was first registered in 1965. Restored, it is today in a beautiful aesthetic and mechanical condition. It is equipped with a sunroof. The bodywork is sound and embellished with a tight beige paint. The bakelite steering wheel is topped with a round dial. The upholstery is in good condition. Ready to drive, this little 500 is perfect for the roads of the French Riviera."