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Buy a used Fiat 500C in Porto

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18-month warranty

Fiat 500C 1.0 Hybrid

14 490 EUR

USDC 16 123

From 271 EUR/month

2024
Petrol (999 cm³)
Manual
33 771 km

Gondomar, Porto

1 used Fiat 500C cars in Porto, Portugal. Partner dealerships and independent Check-Up available.

Buy a used Fiat 500C in Porto

GRANT AUTO lists 1 verified used Fiat 500C car in Porto, priced at 14 490 EUR.

Model years 2024 to 2024; fuel: petrol.

Used Fiat 500C cars are also available in Lisbon.

GRANT AUTO brings together listings from professional dealerships in Portugal. Compare cars and request an independent inspection before buying.

What to check before buying

Compare the service history, mileage and condition of the tyres, brakes and bodywork. Ask the seller for available documents and, where possible, arrange a test drive and an independent inspection before deciding.

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How should I compare prices?: Compare cars with similar age, mileage, engine and equipment. Confirm the final price and any additional charges with the seller.
Are the listed models available?: This selection reflects published listings. Confirm availability and specifications directly with the seller before travelling.
How can I assess the car’s condition?: Ask for its history and service records. An independent inspection helps assess its observed condition, but does not replace the documents or guarantee that no faults exist.