A Thai friend showed up at work yesterday driving a new Fiat 500. I think he said the price was around a million baht. I think it's the same as what they call the Fiat Nuovo 500 in Europe.

Does anyone here have any experience with this car? Or know where to find a used one?

He's being shy. They are closer to 2 million! The abarth is the version worth having..

Yep the Abarth is great.. But think it's 2.6 Million here in Thailand..

Yep the Abarth is great.. But think it's 2.6 Million here in Thailand..

2.15M, already here.

Here's an original showing a clean pair of heels to one of Japan's finest

Give me an original one any day. Had around 6 of them and loved every one

Give me an original one any day. Had around 6 of them and loved every one

For every day use ?.come on dunc, you will be saying a 59 bonneville is better than a rocket 3 next ! .Got rid of mine 3 years ago, coulnt get 22s on it !,.....

Edited October 23, 200916 yr by imaneggspurt

In the uk b 445,000 including all local taxes, no wonder all thai customs officers are driving mercs and bmw ,.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2009-59-FIAT-500-1-2...=item2556dcd0a0

Edited October 23, 200916 yr by imaneggspurt

I was quoted 1.7 million today. Less than a Mini at least

hi,

if you are after a 500 , please PM me

i work for GM t the moment, but can get 500's shipped to thailand at direct cost, IE you are not paying the dealers money

thanks

Boater

German joke was FIAT = Fehler in allen Teilen - faults in all parts....

not sure if I wanted to shell out 1.7 mio for this car....probably fun to drive, but you could have a real car for that kind of money. Each to his own....

German joke was FIAT = Fehler in allen Teilen - faults in all parts....

not sure if I wanted to shell out 1.7 mio for this car....probably fun to drive, but you could have a real car for that kind of money. Each to his own....

In the uk it was " fix it again tony ". or " fill it again tony " ( rust buckets )

F*cked

In

A

Tick

was the one i remember

Cheers

Edited October 26, 200916 yr by INTJ

'Fix It Again Tomorrow' is how it went when I was a kid. Fiats have improved substantially since the Japanese competition almost killed European and American exports in the 1970s and every car manufacturer was forced to raise standards. I wouldn't hesitate to own one nowadays

hi,

if you are after a 500 , please PM me

i work for GM t the moment, but can get 500's shipped to thailand at direct cost, IE you are not paying the dealers money

thanks

Boater

And who deals with the customs?