Among the many cars manufactured by the Fiat company, the Fiat 500 is a city car that was produced for 18 years, beginning from 1957 and ending in 1975. The car has successfully produced and sold close to four million units, and a limited number of units were sold until 1977 for the Fiat 500 K estate. It was created as a predecessor of Fiat 500 “Topolino”.

                This city car was designed for the Fiat company by the Italian car designer Dante Giacosa. The 500 was a petite car that is only three meters or approximately ten feet long, and it was launched in July 1957 with the name Nuova (new) 500. The new Fiat 500 was launched in July 4, 2007 for the 50^th anniversary of the 500’s launch.

                The images of the new 500 (Type 312) was presented in March 2007 and is also a city car that was manufactured by Fiat and Chrysler (for North American models). This is a three door hatchback with four seats and is designed by Roberto Giolito. It was made available in four trim levels including Naked, Pop, Sport, and Lounge. There are several options for the body colours, decal, wheel options, and interior trims, allowing the buyer to personalize the car and design it according to his own liking. This follows the Fiat Mini platform and is created as a predecessor of Fiat Seicento.