Fiat 500 Cattiva to Debut in Monterey, Starts at $19,150
The Fiat 500 Cattiva, a new style package that can be added to the 500 Sport and 500 Turbo, will be making its debut at the Concorso Italiano event that takes place on August 16 in Monterey, California.
Concorso Italiano features vehicles of Italian decent, and celebrates Italian style, making it a perfect fit for the new 500 Cattiva. The package can be tacked on to either the 500 Sport or 500 Turbo and adds blacked-out headlamps, taillamps and parking lamp bezels, along with 16-inch painted aluminum wheels with all-season performance tires. The roof is also painted black, while a spoiler is tacked on at the back as part of the package.
Inside, the Cattiva gets black and grey cloth or leather seats finished with silver stitching, a matte instrument panel and a leather wrapped shit knob and steering wheel.
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Based on either the 500 Sport or 500 Turbo, the 500 Cattiva can have either 101 hp or 135 hp respectively. That power boost granted to the Turbo model also comes with revised suspension and steering to further make the car a performer.
Pricing for the 500 Cattiva based on the 500 Sport starts at $18,350, plus an $800 destination charge, while pricing for the Fiat 500 Turbo based model starts at $20,350, plus $800 destination charge.
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I don't think the shit knob will catch on ! having said that there are quite a few here in the uk.