Fiat Argenta Reviews
You'll find all our Fiat Argenta reviews right here. Fiat Argenta prices range from $2,640 for the Argenta to $4,070 for the Argenta .
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
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'Mr Tavares, would you like to sell us those brands?': Stellantis CEO says group resisted pressure to sell Alfa Romeo, Fiat, and more to keep its brands European
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By Tom White · 12 Apr 2024
The outspoken Stellantis CEO reveals he has declined offers from western and Chinese automakers to buy the group's brands like Alfa Romeo, Fiat, and others.
Better luck next year: The car brands struggling at the bottom of the sales charts, from Citroen to Alfa Romeo | Analysis
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By Stephen Ottley · 03 Feb 2024
Make no mistake, the Australian car industry is one of the toughest in the world. More than 60 brands fight for space in a market of just over one million cars per year. Naturally that means not every brand can be riding high like Toyota, Mazda and Ford - someone has to come last. So, we scoured the sales data for 2023 and can reveal which brands are struggling to find buyers.
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James Cleary's Top 5 cars of 2023: From Fiat 500e to Porsche 911 GT3 RS
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By James Cleary · 22 Dec 2023
This year’s top five was a relatively straight-forward selection process. Yes, there were one or two new arrivals on the edge of the cut, but in the end the five below stood out.
Fully charged battery in five minutes? The biggest problem facing EVs has been solved by the makers of Jeep and Fiat
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By Laura Berry · 19 Dec 2023
The world's fourth largest auto maker has solved the long times it takes to charge an EV battery and the answer is beautifully simple.
Cheapest electric car in Australia
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By Stephen Corby · 03 Nov 2023
Ever wondered how much electric cars cost? The good news is that as Electric Vehicles (EVs) slowly but surely rise in popularity, prices are starting to drop, at least a little, thanks to some decent entry-level cheap electric cars finally hitting the market. Thank you, China.
From the 2024 Hyundai Venue to the Kia Picanto - the top 5 best small cars for tall people!
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By Laura Berry · 21 Oct 2023
Won't somebody think of all the tall people in the world? Well that's exactly what we've done with resident tall journalist Richard Berry picking his top 5 best small cars for tall people.
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Turin-tuned! 2024 Abarth 695 hot hatch pricing rises with small changes for the updated Mini Cooper JCW-rivalling model
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By Chris Thompson · 19 Oct 2023
Stellantis Australia, parent company of Fiat Abarth, has revealed pricing for a lightly updated version of the Abarth 695 hot hatch, featuring minute design tweaks.
Cheap small hatchbacks are disappearing in Australia! But this affordable icon is sticking around for a little while yet
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By Tim Nicholson · 27 Sep 2023
The cheaper end of the Australian new-car market is shrinking at a rapid rate, and now it’s even smaller.
Fiat 500e 2024 review
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By Andrew Chesterton · 22 Sep 2023
Fiat's timeless city car has gone electric, with the 500e delivering all the style you might expect, only with a smooth EV powertrain that only improves the drive experience. But there are a couple of weak points in then 500e story. So, how does it measure up against the flood of small EVs now arriving in Australia?
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Watch out Suzuki Jimny? 2024 next-generation Fiat Panda will apparently be reborn as tough but 'affordable' small off-roader
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By Tom White · 10 Jul 2023
Fiat's brand renewal is throwing up some surprises, but could the brand really be targeting the Jimny with its next-gen Panda?