OMG...I think i actually like a FIAT

http://www.talkaudio.co.uk/index.php?optio...view&id=335

Its ok, some stuff i dont like (neons etc) but i think i prefer the looks of the basic/normal version :-)

i agree wid walsh its only ok lol

Yeah I think a more subtle one could look a lot better.

Pumped up exterior styling, yes! Those new and ever more popular Recaro seats, yes! Decals, neons, rear seats and ice: no!

Got potential. Exhaust looks a little silly...might photoshop it tomorrow.

It's already been racing, Nurburgrig 24H car:

Edited 11 July, 200818 yr by Tav

its at least tastefully done i will give it that, but just not to my tastes tbh, exterior styling looks good thougth, nice and pumped up, looks like its ready to go racing :-D

Meh, i think i prefer the standard one

although i love them seats!

are they recaro sportsters?

Meh, i think i prefer the standard one

although i love them seats!

are they recaro sportsters?

'tis indeed...as seen in the new Clio 197, Fiesta 185, Focus RS, Corsa VXR too I think...prob. some more as well...they really are the in thing and super nice.

Edited 11 July, 200818 yr by Tav

The mistake so many seem to make is working against the character of the car as opposed to with it,in order to inflict the usual formula and hope it'll be a winner everytime.

What works for a purposeful Fiesta isnt likely to work for the cutely styled 500.

It needs a completely different approach,and they've failed miserably,imo.

So what would you do?

Build on the direction Fiat went in,and compromised.

Their wheels are too.. Serious. It needs to be lowered on some little white banded steels,like 8x14s,with the full chrome hubcaps (deeply inset) the original had.

A bodykit could smooth the shape even further,allowing bigger chrome bumpers with over-riders,headlight rings and smooth intake. Bullet mirrors on the wings,pastel paint,fabric roof..

thats badasss!

i like it looks track ready just not sure on the rear seats