NEW YORK: Fiat has rolled-up one of its 500 convertible city cars for a charity gala in Monte Carlo. The Italian brand’s pint-sized drop-top is customised in calf-skin leather accents on the exterior of the car.
The wheel arches, rear light clusters, headlights are adorned in leather, and the side mirrors are covered in rich mahogany so it can fit in with the big deals in the European principality.
The 500C, which was only recently updated, comes in standard Lounge trim which includes five-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, voice recognition and the ability to access Apple and Android apps through the Connect Live service and is powered by 1.2-litre four-cylinder petrol engine.
The one-of-a-kind Fiat 500 will go under the hammer at the I Defend Gala 2015 in aid of Robert F Kennedy Human Rights Europe to support defenders of human rights.
