Alexandre
Fiat has always stood out not only for its its iconic models as well as its limited editions. which have helped to reinforce its brand image. These special editions are much more than just variations in color or finish; thanks to collaborations with leading brands, they embody exclusivity.
Launched on a number of occasions, this strategy has enabled Fiat to create memorable collaborations with prestigious brands such as Riva, Gucci and Diesel, or launched visually stunning limited editions like Anniversario. Each of these editions has seduced customers in search of exceptional models.
More recently, the Fiat 500 Giorgio Armani was presentedwith its refined exterior and interior finishes: wheels adorned with the GA logo, luxurious interior with wood inserts. This limited edition once again demonstrated Fiat's expertise in the art of fusing the automobile with design.
We spoke to Guillaume Clerc, Head of Product Fiat / Abarth, who confirmed that the brand has no intention of stopping there. Indeed, Fiat has great ambitions and plans to launch new limited editions not only for the 500, but for its entire range. These special editions will enhance models such as the 500, 600 and Grande Panda, with a variety of collaborations with clothing, luxury and interior design brands.
This is very good news, as the 600 lacks a more polished finish to compete with the Mini Aceman and the Smart #1, for example. I'm also hoping for the arrival of 500 and 600 Abarths with less exuberant styling (not a fan of the fake front radiator and the huge spoiler with a scorpion) but more engaging driving. There are clearly not enough body colors available (purple and neon green, orange, black and white). Ferrari red" and midnight blue are obviously missing. For the interior, a black alcantara finish for the hard plastics - at least on the door handles and dashboard trim - is also essential.
I loved my Riva it was the perfect car I ever owned
Hi, the 500s are beautiful. I have an Abarth 595 and I'm so happy with it. Thanks a lot