Coming across a small Italian city car that’s more than two decades old yet looks completely factory-fresh is far from common. That is exactly the case here: a 2002 Fiat Seicento showing just 18 km on the clock.
A 2002 Fiat Seicento that seems never to have left the showroom
Listed via Classic Driver’s classifieds platform, this compact three-door model looks as though it stayed at a Fiat dealership and was never put into regular use.
Immaculate cabin with factory protections intact
As well as retaining much of its original protective factory plastic, the interior of this Fiat is spotless. The seats (still in their original shade) and a host of cabin components appear as if nobody has even touched them.
0.9-litre engine, 61 hp and a kerb weight under 800 kg
Power comes from a 0.9-litre engine producing 61 hp, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox and front-wheel drive. Those figures suit a car that weighs under 800 kg.
The bodywork is finished in metallic Azzurro and this example comes with a factory option that wasn’t particularly common on Fiat Seicentos of the period: air conditioning.
According to the Classic Driver listing, further details are available, including the seller’s asking price of €10,900.
A modern classic Fiat Seicento for collectors
While the Fiat Seicento has never been a highly sought-after collector car, the exceptional condition of this example could well make it the exception.
That is especially true for collectors with a strong interest in Italy’s automotive history-the country where this Fiat Seicento was first registered and where it remains today.
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