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What Car? Car of the year 2007


  • It looks stunning - small & sleek
  • Easy to drive with power steering
  • Easy to park
  • Great visibility all round
  • Fitted with industry standard He-Man dual controls
  • Solid engineering, scoring top marks in EuroNCAP crash test results
  • Adjustable steering wheel helps prevent arm fatigue
  • Height adjustable seating to accommodate all drivers heights
  • Climate control to keep your environment perfect 
  • Pollen filter to help those with hay-fever
  • Eco-Friendly stop/start technology to ensure a low carbon footprint
  • Only 95g of CO2 per KM making it the greenest petrol engine in the world!  But packing 25% more power than the 1.2 version
  • Over 30 international car awards since it's inception in 2007

European Car of the year 2008

It’s done it! After creating astonishing interest, stoking up colossal passion and becoming the motoring buzzword of the moment, the new Fiat 500 has won the big one – the European Car of the Year crown. It’s already scooped TV’s Fifth Gear Car of the Year title and been named CAR Magazine’s top motor for 2007, so the 500 is going to need a bigger trophy cabinet as it continues to bring home the silverware. This latest honour is the really important one, though, and brings the total number of Fiat Group wins in this tough competition to 12 – more than any other manufacturer. Judged by specialist journalists from 22 European countries, the award lays the foundation for a remarkable future for the super-compact. And with 385 votes, the Fiat 500 was streets ahead of its nearest rivals: the Mazda 2 (325) and Ford’s Mondeo (202). It clearly pressed the starter button for the European Car of the Year jurors – so does it get your vote?

Engine of the year 2011

Fiat's new TwinAir engine has scooped the 2011 International Engine of the Year competition, winning the major gong for engine of the year, plus three other awards including the Best New Engine 2011, Best Green Engine 2011 and Best Engine of less than 1,000 cc.

Other Awards

Best City Car "What Car? Magazine 2012
The TwinAir engine was awarded with four awards in the International Engine of the Year competition.
What Car? readers' affections 2007
CAR Magazine: Car of the Year 2007
EuroCarBody 2007 award
European Car of the Year for 2008
The World’s Most Beautiful Automobile (City Car and Small Car category)
AUTO EUROPA 2008
Fifth Gear: Best Small Car 2007
Top Gear: Best 'City Car' 2007
Auto 1 Europa 2008 - (Auto Bild) 
2008 ‘What Car?’ Green Car of the Year Award
Auto Express: "Best City Car" 2008 
evecars.com Best Supermini/City Car Award 2008
evecars.com readers Sexiest Car of 2008
Best Compact Car Consumers' Choice Award-Car of the Year in Japan
2009 World Car Design of the Year
Auto Express: "Best City Car" 2009 
2010 "What Car? Green Car of the year supermini category
First place in the 2011 J.D. Power & Associates "Vehicle Owner Satisfaction Study"
Best City Car in the 2011 Fleet World Honours
Men's Journal: "Gear of the Year" award, 2011 Vehicle category

learn in the fiat 500
  • Voted "Training Car of the Year" by ADI News subscribers for five consecutive years
  • Refined, comfortable and with a blend of space, quality and refinement means it's up there with the best in it's class
  • Power steering makes it easy to handle
  • Electric windows and door mirrors
  • Driver's seat height adjustment
  • Steering wheel rake and reach adjustment
  • Less than 4m in lenth makes it easy to park
  • Fitted with industry standard He-Man dual controls 
  • 5 Star Euro-Ncap safety rating
  • Front and side air-bags
  • ABS
  • Full climate control and air-conditioning
  • Low CO2 emissions of just 105g per KM making it exceptionally green


What Car? Magazine's car of the Year 2007

Three cars made it through to the shortlist for our overall award - the Audi TT, Citroen's C4 Picasso and the Vauxhall Corsa. All of the finalists set new benchmarks for excellence in their class, but it's the Corsa which most deserves our ultimate accolade.

In its class, the Vauxhall is a clear winner, and its class is just about the toughest to excel in.

Over the past couple of years, superminis hve grown from being simple shopping trolleys to proper transport for a growing family. They've got bigger in pretty much every respect - they're longer and wider, have more space inside, are safer and more luxurious and offer new standards of quality and refinement.

The best news is that prices have remained pretty static - you're now getting an incredible amount of car for your money. We reckon you can get our winner for under £10k with some keen haggling. It's a genuine bargain.

From the moment we stepped inside the car, we knew it was a winner. Its quality hits you when you open the door - the interior manages to look stylish without being faddish and it's made with some outstanding materials. It's a pleasure to spend time behind the steering wheel, and that's before you've turned the ignition on.

Turn on, check the rev counter to make sure the car's ticking over (yes, it's that quiet), select first and move off. The steering is nice and meaty, but easy enough not to make parking a chore. The 1.4-litre engine is smooth, the ride is simply sublime and it's as good to drive as it is to look at.

It's the completeness of the Corsa that we love - for supermini buyers it ticks every single box. For us, it's the best new car we've had the pleasure of testing over the past 12 months.
Vauxhall Corsa Voted UKs Favourite Car

Moneysupermarket.com has published a report that crowns the Vauxhall Corsa as Britain’s favourite car of 2010. The UK-based company looked at the top fifty car insurance providers and the Corsa came on top for quotes.
 It’s another jewel in the crown of Vauxhall, who has received critical acclaim from journalists and drivers alike for the Corsa. It’s become a car finance success, and with this new accolade, the Corsa is sure to continue selling like hot cakes.
The report also showed that the most searched engine was a 1.6-litre – which proves that motorists are looking for more eco-friendly alternatives.

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