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Fiat 500 Pastello
Limited Edition Fiat 500 Inspired by 1960s-70s Popular Colors
Fiat Chrysler Japan has released the "500 Pastello," a limited edition model featuring body colors from the second-generation "500" lineup, originally launched in Italy in 1957 as the "Nuova 500." Available from April 2nd (Tuesday), only 300 units will be sold.
Text by OKADA Kazuyuki (OPENERS)
Special Colors Blending Retro and Pop
The "500 Pastello," released by Fiat Chrysler Japan, is a limited edition based on the "500 1.2 POP." It features pastel body colors popular in the 1960s-70s, complemented by exclusive equipment including white & chrome-finished wheel caps, white-finished door mirrors and antenna, and a body-colored shift knob.
The body colors include two shades from the 1960s, "New Age Cream" and "Countrypolitan Yellow," along with a new color, "Blue Volare," making a total of three options. Each Pastello comes with a colorful, exclusive key cover.
A three-year maintenance program, "Fiat Easy Care," provided by specialized staff, is also included as standard.
Sales quantities vary by color: 140 units of New Age Cream, 80 units of Countrypolitan Yellow, and 80 units of Blue Volare. The price is 2.01 million yen, which is 20,000 yen higher than the base model, the 500 1.2 POP.
Fiat 500 Pastello
Body Dimensions: Length 3,545 x Width 1,625 x Height 1,515 mm
Wheelbase: 2,300 mm
Tread Front/Rear: 1,415/1,410 mm
Minimum Turning Radius: 4.7 meters
Weight: 990 kg
Engine: 1,240cc Inline 4-cylinder SOHC 8-valve (with variable valve timing)
Maximum Output: 51kW (69ps) / 5,500 rpm
Maximum Torque: 102Nm (10.4kgm) / 3,000 rpm
Transmission: 5-speed sequential "Dualogic" with AT mode
Drivetrain: FF
Tire Size: 175/65R14
Brakes Front/Rear: Disc / Drum
Fuel Economy (JC08 mode): 19.4 km/ℓ
CO2 Emissions: 120 g/km
Fuel Tank Capacity: 35 ℓ
Price: 2.01 million yen