Used Fiat 500 Lounge cars

In Lounge form, the Fiat 500 has design and equipment upgrades that give it an upmarket look and feel. It’s the top-of-the-range model available new until 2021 as a hatchback or convertible, with a petrol or diesel engine and a manual or automatic gearbox.

The modern-day Fiat 500 is one of the most familiar cars on the road, having been introduced back in 2007. The car’s styling, tech and model line-up have changed many times over the years, but it’s essentially still the same car, its retro look inspired by the original Fiat 500 of the 1950s. Its tiny dimensions make it very easy to park and although it’s not especially practical it’s characterful and great value for money. While the Fiat 500 Electric looks similar it’s a completely different car that’s slightly larger and available only with pure electric power.

Car model names are carefully chosen to convey a message about that specific car. In the case of the Fiat 500 Lounge, its name is intended to conjure images of chic lounge bars of the kind you might find in an upmarket hotel or restaurant. (Of course, whether you actually use yours to frequent lounge bars is up to you.)  

There have been so many versions of the current Fiat 500 available over the years – no less than 39, in fact – that it can be hard to work out how they all relate to each other. Fiat has changed the names of the models, too, but Lounge was always positioned at the top of the range.  An even more luxurious special-edition model was usually available, but they are much rarer. Fiat dropped the Lounge from the 500 range in 2021. 

With distinctive 15-inch alloy wheels and extra chrome-effect design details, Lounge has a more high-spec look than other models in the Fiat 500 range. It also has front fog lights and, on cars made from 2017, a large glass roof panel. Other features are included as standard, such as a touchscreen infotainment system, rear parking sensors, a leather steering wheel and a height-adjustable driver’s seat.