Fiat Grande Punto, almost given away

The advertising campaign in which Fiat announced that whoever gathered 13,000 pavos or pepinos would take home a Grande Punto completely free, published some time ago on its website, bore fruit, or rather cucumbers.
Despite my disbelief, a young man from Málaga went to a Fiat dealership with a load of cucumbers worth 1,800 euros, just enough to take home a new car.
The lucky man left the factory with a Fiat Grande Punto 1.4i 16v Sport, a prize not to be sneezed at, considering the saving of 11,200 euros against the car’s current value.
From now on, whenever I read or see one of these advertisements offering the chance to buy a new car for small print, I will take them much more seriously.
Source | Autoblog.es
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