Hi
Wonder if anyone can help me I live in Cheltenham Gloucestershire UK I have been looking for a Fiat 500 automatic for sale second hand. I've been having no luck all the one's i've found have been miles away. If anyone could give me any advice that would be great.

fiat500chelt said:

Hi
Wonder if anyone can help me I live in Cheltenham Gloucestershire UK I have been looking for a Fiat 500 automatic for sale second hand. I've been having no luck all the one's i've found have been miles away. If anyone could give me any advice that would be great.

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Hi & welcome to the forum :wave:.

The right car is worth travelling a few miles for. If you see any in the Beds/Herts/Bucks area, I'd be happy to give them a once over & report back to save you a potentially wasted journey.

Alternatively, wait until Robin is ready to trade his in & buy that .

Thanks yeah your right the perfect car is worth travelling for. As for your offer of checking one out if needed I will keep that in mind.

jrkitching said:

Hi & welcome to the forum :wave:.

The right car is worth travelling a few miles for. If you see any in the Beds/Herts/Bucks area, I'd be happy to give them a once over & report back to save you a potentially wasted journey.

Alternatively, wait until Robin is ready to trade his in & buy that .

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And even though I am in St Albans now, I grew up near Cheltenham and went to school there. My mum still lives there (well, Northleach now).

fiat500chelt said:

Hi
Wonder if anyone can help me I live in Cheltenham Gloucestershire UK I have been looking for a Fiat 500 automatic for sale second hand. I've been having no luck all the one's i've found have been miles away. If anyone could give me any advice that would be great.

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I presume we're talking about a Dualogic 500. Based on my experience of what happened when I tried to sell mine, may I humbly suggest taking one (perhaps a new one at a dealer) for a test drive, if you haven't already

I like Dualogic very much and would choose it again over a manual, but several people looking for 'an automatic' were horrified by my car and their difficulty driving it made them decide not to buy. It really suits someone who has previously driven/is able to drive a manual, but wants something more convenient that can't be stalled.

-Alex

As others have said you need to travel. Try buying a Dualogic Bravo when there is only 250 in the country, of which only 150 are Diesel, and even less to the spec you want. I travelled 150 miles to buy my car. Defo worth it!