Fiat introduced their now iconic 500 model in 1957. Considered by many to be one of the first “city cars,” the 500 quickly gained popularity in urban settings. Through the 1960s, the model received styling changes and the addition of different body styles. In 1968, Fiat introduced the 500L or Lusso. The most notable changes to the car were to the interior, which featured a modern more comfortable design.

This 1970 Fiat 500L is presented in Crème with a black fabric folding sunroof. The exterior features front and rear chrome bumpers, a rear luggage rack and dual sideview mirrors. The car is powered by a 500-cc engine which is paired to a floor-shift four-speed manual transmission. The interior is completed in black with bucket seats in front and a bench seat in back. It features a Veglia speedometer gauge as well as an aftermarket steering wheel. Included with the car is a Fiat toolkit. This is described as an original example.

Please note the car is in Kilometers.