Thats not normal for a clutch (obviously). Only way for a clutch to wear that fast is driven with abuse and then the vehicles odometer reset. So maybe it has more KM's on it than the car says?

Not sure about your consumer laws but here in the UK you'd be well within your rights to reject the car claiming it "not fit for purpose" and get a full replacement / refund.

See my clutch fail post @ 12,000 miles in the Fiat (new) 500 section.

12,000miles is a bit different to 39km!. It is actually possible to wear one out after 12k miles if you ride the clutch and do a lot of town driving.

The garage should have reset the odometer to 0km as part of the prep for sale - they can reset the distance until the car has covered a certain distance. Seems they are doing a shoddy job.

Guys!! We are talking 35 kilometers. Bought it one afternoon, got home, next morning to work and on the way home....dead!! It is a rip-off. Is there an Oficial FIAT site to post my complain? You should see the clutch disk (too bad I can't post pictures off my PC), there is just the thin metal part that is between the pads and the rest is scuttered all around the place like thin hair....
Thanos

Phone the Fiat Greece customer service number. I'm sure it will be available on a website somewhere.

Oh, blimey, I thought you meant thousand... thats truely rediculous.

In the UK you could take the car back for a full refund or replacement, if its already done that I`d be getting a full refund.

I dont know the legal situation over there but you should get onto customer services & go mad at them, threatening to return the car & see what they say...

They might even swap it for a higher spec model.