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FIAT PARTS ONLINE

If you’re looking for top-quality Fiat parts online, you’ve come to the right place. eEuroparts.com is your one-stop-shop for all your Fiat automotive parts needs.

Our extensive selection of Fiat parts online includes genuine OEM replacement parts and accessories, all available at competitive prices. Our website is designed to make it easy for you to find the right parts for your specific Fiat model, ensuring a perfect fit every time.

At eEuroparts.com, we understand the importance of using high-quality, genuine Fiat parts to keep your vehicle running smoothly. That’s why we only offer the best quality parts available, so you can trust that you’re getting the very best when you shop with us.

Our customer experience is second to none, with fast shipping and a hassle-free returns policy. We’re always here to help you find the right Fiat parts online, and our team of experts is always on hand to provide technical assistance and answer any questions you may have.

So why wait? Experience the convenience and quality of eEuroparts.com today and keep your Fiat running smoothly for years to come. Browse our selection of Fiat parts online now and find the parts you need to keep your vehicle in top condition.

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THE HISTORY OF FIAT AUTOMOBILI – FROM TURIN TO NORTH AMERICA

Much like most other titans of the European automotive industry, Fiat draws its roots from the late 19th-century idea of independent personal transportation. Founded in 1899 by Gianni Agnelli and a handful of inventors, Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino released its first car, the Fiat 3 ½ CV that very same year. Despite building only 24 of these cars, Agnelli and the rest of the founders got what they were looking for – recognition.

In 1910, some 11 years after the first 3 ½ CV rolled out of their shop, Fiat had become the largest automotive company in Italy. From that moment, the only thing on their menu was growth. Right around this time is when Fiat made its first breakthrough into North American markets.

Long before either the 500 or 124 Spider was even a viable concept, Fiat was selling cars in the United States. Back in the early 1900s, owning a Fiat was a matter of prestige. The company had set up a factory in NY and was building cars to order. Just to put things into perspective, the cars they were selling at the time cost between $3,600 and $8,600. In comparison, Ford’s Model T was only $825. Needless to say, not everyone could afford one.

This expansion into the United States, although fairly brief from the current standpoint, foreshadowed the future of this company. Fiat would grow to become one of the largest automotive companies in the world, acquiring brands such as Ferrari, Maserati, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, and many others.

More recently, this massive company has merged with Chrysler to gain access to its distribution network in the United States. As a part of this merger, the company changed its name to FCA Group.

FIAT 500 – THE ITALIAN PHENOMENON

Every once in a while, a car model comes around that transcends its value as a means of transportation, becoming a symbol of an entire era. There are many cars like that. An example that comes to mind is the VW Beetle – a car that became a global favorite with millions cranked out and still driving all over the world. With that said, Fiat 500 is arguably on the same level when it comes to global influence.

The original 500 was a tiny, agile little car that was just perfect for the tight streets of Mediterranean Europe. When it first came out in 1957, ‘the Cinquecento’ quickly became the hottest little car around. The first versions had the famous suicide doors that gave the vehicle a special kind of flavor. When Fiat 500L or Lusso came out in 1968, the car had lost the suicide doors and gained a whole lot of chrome. By the time 1975 came about, the production piped down, and the entire project was mothballed.

During its time, the 500 became a legend. Many different versions were built, including the Abarth 500, which was the sporty version in the family. Fiat had licensed the 500 to various manufacturers around the world, who kept producing the car long after Fiat had moved on to other things.

FIAT 124 SPIDER – THE SPIRIT OF PININFARINA

While the 500 took most of the spotlight in the US, Fiat had decided to revamp another legendary badge – the 124 series roadster. Initially designed by Pininfarina back in the mid-’60s, the 124 Spider was a small, agile coupe built on the sedan version of the car. The 2015 revamp of this legendary badge brought a lot of that same flavor but in a slightly different package. Namely, the new 124 Spider was based on the 4th gen MX5 Mazda Miata.

Seeing how popular Miatas are in the United States, it’s fair to say that the 124 Spider will benefit from sharing the same platform. Fitted with a 1.4-liter MultiAir turbocharged engine that’s either paired with a 6-speed manual or a smooth 6-speed Aisin automatic, the 124 has plenty of kick for its size.

Those who feel that the base model is underpowered with its 140 horsepower can always choose to go with the more powerful Abarth version. Aside from the traditional styling upgrade and the legendary scorpion badges, Abarth had squeezed out around 30 more horsepower out of that engine.

As a result, you’re getting an agile little coupe that shares the fun factor of a Miata but offers a slightly different driving dynamic.

WHO ARE FIAT 500 AND 124 FOR?

Both of these vehicles have a long history, but they are fairly new to the North American markets. The 500 is arguably the ultimate city cruiser. It’s small, agile, and gets great gas mileage out of that little 1.4 engine. On the other hand, the 124 Spider is a sporty coupe that you can throw around the track on track days, but also enjoy during your daily commute.

FIAT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Here at eEuroparts.com, we take great pride in offering one of the most extensive catalogs of parts for European vehicles. As a part of the said catalog, we offer a variety of Genuine Fiat parts, OEM parts as well as a whole range of aftermarket ones. To find out which parts match your vehicle, simply head over to our navigation tool and select the year, make, and model of your car. Alternatively, you can always contact us via the contact form, and we’ll answer whatever questions you might have regarding Fiat parts.

Our goal, just like always, is to make the ownership of your European car cheaper and more manageable. Despite being quite complex in terms of systems and electronics, both 500 and 124 Spider are great to work on as DIY projects, especially the latter.

FINDING THE RIGHT PART FOR YOUR FIAT

Finding the right part for your Fiat can be a daunting task, but we’re here to help. Our online shop makes it easy to search for parts by model, year, and part number. If you’re not sure which part you need, our knowledgeable customer service team can assist you in finding the right fit for your Fiat. We also offer detailed product descriptions and specifications to help you make an informed decision.

OUR TEAM IS STANDING BY TO HELP

In case you still haven’t found what you’re looking for, or you’re not sure which part you need, feel free to get in touch with us. You can reach us via our contact form on the website as well as our customer support service. Our customer support reps are standing by to answer your questions. And don’t worry, our staff is made of car enthusiasts just like you.

Once you’ve found what you need, all you have to do is make your order and we will find you the best shipping option available. Your satisfaction is our policy, which is why we’re always looking for the cheapest possible shipping rates and the fastest possible shipping times.