- 2017 FIAT 500 selection limited; 2018s coming this summer
- Factory rebate steady at $1,000
- Lease from $218 for 48 months
- 0% APR for 36 months + up to $500 bonus
Declining sales and selection:
The 2017 Fiat 500 isn't as easy to find as it once was. Inventories have been scaled back in response to softening demand.
The good news is the 2017 500 received a price cut at the start of the model year, and you won't face competition from other buyers. The high-performance Abarth is especially rare and commands higher prices, but now comes with full factory incentives.
Contrary to rumors, the 500 will remain in production, although the 2018s won't arrive until summer. In a switch from previous years, turbocharged engines will be used throughout the 2018 lineup.
Current factory offers will remain in effect until April 30, 2018. Lease promotions listed here are available nationally, but rebates and APR offers can vary by region. Figures shown here are for California.
Up to $1,500 off:
The factory rebate on all 2017 models remains at $1,000. This could increase once the 2018s arrive.
Buyers who finance through Fiat at non-promotional rates will receive an extra $500 off the Abarth or plush Lounge model.
What to expect on a lease:
The 2017 Pop with automatic now starts at $219 for 48 months (10,000 miles a year) with $5,149 due at signing. The Abarth with automatic is offered at $289 a month with $4,549 at signing.
These leases are typical for this model. That said, both are disappointing; we simply can't recommend them. The 500 is a far better value when purchased.
Pay no interest:
Instead of the standard rebate, you can get 0% financing for 36 months on any 500. The deal comes with a $500 bonus on the Abarth and Lounge.
Declining sales and selection:
The 2017 Fiat 500 isn't as easy to find as it once was. Inventories have been scaled back in response to softening demand.
The good news is the 2017 500 received a price cut at the start of the model year, and you won't face competition from other buyers. The high-performance Abarth is especially rare and commands higher prices, but now comes with full factory incentives.
Contrary to rumors, the 500 will remain in production, although the 2018s won't arrive until summer. In a switch from previous years, turbocharged engines will be used throughout the 2018 lineup.
Current factory offers will remain in effect until April 30, 2018. Lease promotions listed here are available nationally, but rebates and APR offers can vary by region. Figures shown here are for California.
Up to $1,500 off:
The factory rebate on all 2017 models remains at $1,000. This could increase once the 2018s arrive.
Buyers who finance through Fiat at non-promotional rates will receive an extra $500 off the Abarth or plush Lounge model.
What to expect on a lease:
The 2017 Pop with automatic now starts at $219 for 48 months (10,000 miles a year) with $5,149 due at signing. The Abarth with automatic is offered at $289 a month with $4,549 at signing.
These leases are typical for this model. That said, both are disappointing; we simply can't recommend them. The 500 is a far better value when purchased.
Pay no interest:
Instead of the standard rebate, you can get 0% financing for 36 months on any 500. The deal comes with a $500 bonus on the Abarth and Lounge.
