Fiat 500L Living / MPW unveiled

Fiat is further extending its 500 family with the launch of the 500L Living, which is going to be known as the Multi Purpose Wagon (or MPW for short) in the UK.

With three rows of seats in a vehicle measuring just 4.35 metres (14’ 3”) long, the 500L MPW is a modern-day reinterpretation of the 600 Multipla that first appeared in 1956.

Fiat 500L Living / MPW (2014) Rear Side

Fiat 500L Living / MPW (2014) Front Side

However, Fiat is describing the new arrival as having a ‘5 + 2’ seating arrangement, which implies the third row is probably best suited for children or very occasional adult use.

Fiat 500L Living / MPW (2014) Interior 1

Fiat 500L Living / MPW (2014) Interior 2

When sales begin later this year, UK buyers will have a choice of either Pop Star or Lounge trim grades. The engine line-up meanwhile comprises two petrol and two diesel options.

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