Fiat 500

1st gen (312), incl. 500C · hatchback, convertible · 2007 to 2024

Key figures

Price
from €5,000Used: €5,000 – €14,500No longer sold new
Power
69–100 hp
Space
185 L bootrear seats tight4 seats

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Specifications

On sale
2007 to 2024
Body
hatchback, convertible
Euro NCAP
3 stars, 2017
Fuel
petrol, diesel
Gearbox
manual, automatic
Drive
front-wheel
Fuel use
4.8–7.4 L/100km
Length
3,571 mm
Kerb weight
940 kg

Engines sold in Greece

EnginePowerFuel or energy use
1.2 8V 69 hppetrol · manual / automatic69 hp6.0 L/100km
1.4 16V 100 hppetrol · manual / automatic100 hp7.4 L/100km
0.9 TwinAir 85 hp (2-cyl turbo)petrol · manual / automatic85 hp5.6 L/100km
1.3 Multijet 95 hpdiesel · manual95 hp4.8 L/100km
1.0 Hybrid 70 hp (12V)petrol, mild hybrid · manual70 hp5.1 L/100km

Typical used prices in Greece

First registeredAsking price
2008–2011€5,000 – €7,500
2012–2015€6,500 – €9,000
2016–2019€8,500 – €11,500
2020–2024€10,500 – €14,500

Strengths

  • Retro design that has aged well and keeps resale values strong in Greece
  • Tiny footprint for city parking; the 500C adds a full-length folding fabric roof
  • The simple 1.2 FIRE and the 1.0 Hybrid are cheap to service and frugal in town

Compromises

  • Only 3 Euro NCAP stars in 2017; four seats, a cramped rear and a 185 l boot
  • Bouncy and noisy on the motorway; the driving position is too high for tall drivers

Check before you buy

  • Dualogic: jerky shifts or a warning light mean costly actuator or clutch repairs
  • 500C: check the roof for tears, leaks and blocked drains; many were island rentals
  • Turn the electric steering lock to lock, try the City mode and listen for front-end clunks

In Greece

Hugely popular in Greece: parts are cheap, and the 1.0 Hybrid shares its engine with the Panda.

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Figures from KAR's car data, checked October 2026. Prices are typical ranges for Greece: confirm them with the seller before you buy. All car models