Making its debut next week at the Geneva Motor Show will be the Fiat 500 GQ, which is reportedly dedicated to the metropolitan man of the third millennium. It results from a collaboration with the world-famous Gentleman Quarterly magazine.
Based on the 500S, the Fiat 500 GQ offers five engine versions: 1.2L (69 hp), 0.9L TwinAir Turbo (85 hp), 1.4L (100 hp), 1.2L EasyPower (69 hp), and 1.3L MultiJet (95 hp).
The model stands out with chrome mirror caps, specific 16” wheels, a “GQ” logo on the A-pillars, a “500” logo on the hub caps, and orange brake callipers (only on the 1.4L model). There's also a “500 GQ” logo on the dashboard and leather seats.
Much like the Fiat 500L Trekking, the Fiat 500 GQ will go on sale across Europe in June.
Based on the 500S, the Fiat 500 GQ offers five engine versions: 1.2L (69 hp), 0.9L TwinAir Turbo (85 hp), 1.4L (100 hp), 1.2L EasyPower (69 hp), and 1.3L MultiJet (95 hp).
The model stands out with chrome mirror caps, specific 16” wheels, a “GQ” logo on the A-pillars, a “500” logo on the hub caps, and orange brake callipers (only on the 1.4L model). There's also a “500 GQ” logo on the dashboard and leather seats.
Much like the Fiat 500L Trekking, the Fiat 500 GQ will go on sale across Europe in June.
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