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2019 Fiat 500 Abarth Safety and Reliability

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2019 500 Abarth Safety

Tests completed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety scored the standard Fiat 500 top scores of Good overall, with only the driver side small overlap front test scoring poorly. No overall rating has been presented by the NHTSA, with only the frontal crash and rollover resistance tests being performed, in which the 500 scored four out of five stars.

US NHTSA Crash Test Result

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2019 500 Abarth Key Safety Features

The high-back bucket seats in the Abarth feature seatbelt pass-throughs and bolsters which help keep the driver and passenger firmly positioned within the seats and with good visibility. Another advanced safety feature includes the torque transfer control and three-mode electronic stability control which improves steering and handling at the limits. Other standard safety features are commonplace, comprising of electronic stability control, high beam daytime running headlamps, hill start-assist, rearview back-up camera, rear park assist, and tire specific pressure monitoring display. Fiat 500 Abarth TrimsAbarth Back-Up CameraS Cross-Traffic AlertN/A Rear Parking AidS Blind Spot MonitorN/A Lane Departure WarningN/A Lane Keeping AssistN/A ABSS Night VisionN/A Tire Pressure MonitorS Brake AssistS Stability ControlS Traction ControlS

2019 500 Abarth Reliability

Fiat has been improving on the 500's durability continuously since its inception, with the 2019 model scoring three out of five in predicted reliability by J.D. Power, making it marginally more reliable than its previous versions. Fiat offers the 500 Abarth with a four-year/50,000-mile basic and powertrain warranty as well as with four-year complimentary roadside assistance. So far, no complaints have been logged for the 500 Abarth 2019 model, and there have been no recalls over the period of the last three years, with the last models subject to a recall being the 2016 year model 500s.

Warranty

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