2013 Fiat 500, 38 Mpg City With Two Full Warrantees! on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
This car still has bumper-to-bumper factory warrantee through 2016 and for another 20,000 miles, as well as two other warrantees from Enterprise (last owner, prior to myself) involving the power-train, wheels, and some other stuff I don't understand. It's got a brand new windshield because I made them put one on as a condition for purchase; it has had regular oil changes every 3,000 miles and every season; it's never been in an accident, and is plain old awesome. USB hook-ups, reads your iPhone or whatever, it's a great car that gets 38 Miles Per Gallon IN THE CITY!!! The one and only reason I'm selling it is because I live in the loop and don't feel like paying for parking. Otherwise, I'd keep it until the wheels fell off (Given that this little gem has been maintained continuously and excellently, and still has two or three warrantees on it, that would be never-ish...). Gonna miss this sweet little ride.
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Fiat 500 for Sale
2dr hatchback pop new coupe manual gasoline 1.4l 4 cyl espresso
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2012 fiat pop ~~no reserve~~
Very good condition with clear title - white with black interior
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