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Can't say ... I don't have one of the cushy padded toilet seats:wink:people have compaired sitting in the fiat with sitting on a toilet seat.
...i do agree with them.
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Can't say ... I don't have one of the cushy padded toilet seats:wink:people have compaired sitting in the fiat with sitting on a toilet seat.
...i do agree with them.
more about posture than comfort but... whatevers.Can't say ... I don't have one of the cushy padded toilet seats
We have a Model S, a Roadster, a Model X on order, and 3 FIAT 500e cars in our family!
We have a Model S, a Roadster, a Model X on order, and 3 FIAT 500e cars in our family!
We have a Model S, a Roadster, a Model X on order, and 3 FIAT 500e cars in our family!
In my neighborhood we have a silver one and a dark grey one. Both of these colors are my favorite on the 500e. If it wasn't for such terrible crash tests, I'd buy one today!I'd love a Fiat 500e. Used to want the orange one, now the classic baby blue is nice.
What colors? How many drivers in the family?
I'd love a Fiat 500e. Used to want the orange one, now the classic baby blue is nice.
I had the same reservation when my wife wanted to buy one. She's such a safe driver however and considering the statistical odds of a serious head on crash with city driving etc.., we went ahead anyway.In my neighborhood we have a silver one and a dark grey one. Both of these colors are my favorite on the 500e. If it wasn't for such terrible crash tests, I'd buy one today!
Woah. So, you're saying the total cost of lease of a 3 year/30K mile lease was ~$5475, not including the benefit of the $2500 CVRP? If so, they put down just $2500, right?I've been seeing a lot of these around Silicon Valley. One of my wife's Facebook friends posted that they got a group of 7 friends together and got an amazing deal on the 500e. $2,500 down to be recovered by CA state rebate, 35 more payments of only $85. Total of less than $3,000 to use the car for up to 30,000 miles over 3 years.
It'd be hard to pass up that offer if I came across it. I was just looking at cheap EV leases this morning and saw that Chevy is offering $0 down and $177/mo for 36 months/30,000 miles on the Spark EV. Ultimately though, I think I'd pay the extra ~$900 for the rear doors of the Spark.
I'd definitely recommend extended test drives in both vehicles before making that decision.
FWIW, one of my friends who's into cars told me about his experience w/the ICE Fiat 500 that he had as a rental for a weekend. Hope he doesn't mind me posting....
"The short wheelbase makes every bump in the road feel like a jump ramp. Corresponding twitchy steering response makes it feel unstable at highway speeds. A fact not helped by the high seating position.
Hated it."
For the EV, I don't think the seat position's changed, nor has the wheelbase. Unsure how different the suspension feels and whether the steering's any better. I've personally only driven the the ICE and EV versions once each and only for fairly short test drives at car events.
Out of curiosity, do you say that because there's one that you prefer over the other or would you just not recommend either of them?
I actually have rented the ICE Fiat 500 and agree that it is not a very good car... The EV version, however, is a blast to drive (did a bunch of test drives). I found it to be almost as fun to drive as a Roadster.