[Stewie]

Well that was fast.

All of the 124 numbered units of the Fiat 124 Spider Anniversary Edition have been counted for.. Before the first cars got to make it in to British showrooms on September 10th.

Regarding the quality of specialness, Anniversary Edition cars are offered in a unique specification.

Standard equipment includes 17-inch alloy wheels, 7-inch touchscreen navigation with satellite navigation and 3D mapping, full-LED adaptive headlights, automatic lights and wipers, two USB ports, DAB radio, 9-speaker audio system, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, cruise control, black leather, heated seats, rear parking sensors, this car gets the whole nine yards.

Snippet from AutoEvolution

 

[canesice]

I think you read the article wrong: "all UK-bound examples of the Fiat 124 Spider Anniversary Edition are spoken for."
This does not mean all 124 of 124 anniversary editions are sold out. It only means that the UK allocation is sold out.

There is only one set of 124 for all over Europe. They did not publish the UK allocation.

Maybe they only received 20?

 

[drbjaz]

Taken at face value, the article does make it sound like there are 124 anniversary editions spoken for in the UK, but that does conflict with information I have read elsewhere that there are a total of 124 such units in Europe.

 

[canesice]

The general details are here: http://www.fiat.com/124-spider/anniversary

 

[canesice]

Hey Stewie...

so more details have emerged. It looks like there is a UK edition with 124. AND a continental Europe edition.
Now this makes more sense, as the UK version will be for left hand drive and continental Europe it will be right hand drive.

http://www.fiat.co.uk/124-spider/anniversary

So this means there are at least 4 anniversary editions numbered to 124.

US
Canada
UK
Continental Europe

 

[Stewie]

Well that makes a lot more sense ! Thank you very much lol. I think I just completely misunderstood the article on that one there

 

[canesice]

Well that makes a lot more sense ! Thank you very much lol. I think I just completely misunderstood the article on that one there

it would help if fiat would show a picture of the car with a right side steering wheel.. (left hand drive)...

I have yet to see a picture even on the fiat UK websites.