Fiat ensures the continuity of the Plan 2000E with its own subsidy scheme: the FiatE

Fernando Alvarez     1 July 2010     1 min.
Fiat ensures the continuity of the Plan 2000E with its own subsidy scheme: the FiatE

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From today and over the next three months, Fiat will be running a price campaign with a subsidy funded by the brand, which closely resembles the now-discontinued Plan 2000E. It is an alternative for future buyers of the brand, given that the Plan 2000E has already run out and in view of the upcoming VAT increase.

This campaign is offered to all buyers who trade in a used car, regardless of the age of the vehicle being traded in. However, there may be cases where you cannot or do not have a used car to trade in; but Fiat has also thought of this scenario. Fiat’s promotions reach up to €6,000 off on some models for this particular case.

As for financing, Fiat Financiera will provide interest-free loans to the brand’s customers. Specifically, it offers up to €10,000 over 36 months with an APR of 0%. Alongside this campaign, there are reduced-APR offers for terms of 60 to 84 months, for buyers who need a longer term and a lower monthly payment.

With the FiatE campaign, the prices of the main models sold in Spain would be as follows:

  • Fiat Panda from €6,990 (1.2 54 CV petrol Eco 5-door Active)
  • Fiat Punto range from €7,990 (Punto 1.2 65 CV petrol Active 3-door)
  • Fiat Linea range from €9,490 (Linea 1.4 Active 77 CV petrol)
  • Fiat Bravo range from €10,990 (1.4 90 CV petrol Active)

Source | Fiat Group Automóviles España


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