Fiat: Reviews, Models & Prices

Fiat is one of Italy’s oldest car makers, founded in Turin in 1899. Explore the Australian range, including the 500e, Ducato and Scudo.

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  • Up to 5 years/ 200,000 kmWarranty**
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2026 Fiat Scudo Primo LWB (Image: Mark Oastler)

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My 2016 Fiat Freemont is stuck in second gear when driving

If this was a problem with the actual transmission, you’d find the problem would probably not come and go. But since it’s dependent on the battery being disconnected and then reconnected, the smart money says it’s a problem with either a sensor that sends information to the driveline computer, or the computer itself.

You could start by scanning the vehicle to see if a dud sensor reveals itself. But you may also find that a replacement ECU (computer) is the ultimate fix.

My Fiat Freemont's start button doesn't work

Assuming the vehicle is starting and stopping correctly via the start button, you could be looking at anything from a faulty component in the switch’s lighting circuit, to a bigger problem with the car’s body computer. An auto electrician should be your first stop to get it sorted.

But until you can book in to an auto sparkie, try this trick at home. Disconnect the battery and leave it disconnected for an hour or so. Then reconnect it and see if the problem has gone away. Sometimes, a body computer needs a reset, and disconnecting the battery is the equivalent of Alt-Ctrl-Delete, or turning a computer off at the wall and switching it back on.

Is there a hybrid 2023 Fiat Lounge?

Fiat kind of skipped the hybrid step with its 500 range, and now offers both a petrol-engined and an all-electric version of the car. The 500X was more or less the SUV version of the Fiat 500, but that was discontinued in 2018. And there was no hybrid version of that, either.

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About Fiat

Fiat has been making cars in Italy for more than a century and for most of that time has been the country's top selling marque. Today, it's part of the giant Fiat Chrysler Automobiles group and builds a range of small, medium and mid-sized hatches, SUVs and light commercial vans, most with the option of diesel engines. The Italian brand is distributed in Australia by Fiat Chrysler Australia, which imports the cute retro-styled 500, the small Panda and Punto hatches, and seven-seater Freemont crossover wagon. Light commercials include the small Doblo, medium Scudo and large Ducato vans.

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