Used 2012 Fiat 500C Convertible Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons of the 2012 Fiat 500C Convertible
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The look of the car is too cute for words, which makes it very appealing.Fuel economy for the manual transmission is excellent.Tall drivers will enjoy the extra legroom, when compared to the competition.
Reliability has not yet been tested, which is concerning, because Italian cars have historically had issues with excessive need for repairs.Headroom for both front and rear passengers is a very tight fit.When the top is retracted the Fiat 500C Convertible has a max speed of only 50 miles per hour, which means no top-down drives on the highway.For those that prefer to drive cars with automatic transmissions, fuel economy is comparatively poor.Handling isn't great - the convertible version is not offered with the Sport trim that has overcome this hurdle.While the Fiat 500C Convertible has not yet been rated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, dismal performance by the hatchback doesn't bode well for the convertible's safety scores.When the top is retracted, rear visibility is strictly limited.
