With the discontinuation of the pint-sized 500, the blobby 500L, and the Miata-based 124 Spider, Fiat only has the 500X crossover to offer new car buyers. That said, it's worth considering for drivers who want something cutely designed and a bit different.
Least Expensive: Your cheapest bet would be a base Fiat 500X Pop , which starts just under $30,000.
Sportiest Look: With the 124 Spider discontinued, your sportiest choice is the 500X Sport. It offers no legitimate performance upgrades save for wider standard tires, but the trim-specific front and rear styling, unique front seats, sport steering wheel, and available 19-inch wheels differentiate the Sport from the rest of the range.
Most Expensive : If you're trying to spend a lot of cash on a Fiat, you'll want to buy the 500X Trekking Plus. It's based on the off-road-inspired Trekking model and adds leather seating, LED headlights, an upgraded infotainment system, and heated front seats. The Trekking Plus will set you back approximately $35,000.
