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2012 Fiat 500 Parts & Accessories

Shopping for 2012 Fiat 500 aftermarket parts while on a budget? You came to the right place! Here at CarParts.com, our 2012 Fiat 500 parts come with a low-price guarantee to help you get your daily driver back on track without going over budget for your repairs. Take your pick from OE-grade headlights, exterior door handles, window regulators, and more, and check out securely with just a few clicks. Our products are on hand and ready to ship, so all you have to do is place your order. Check out our parts now!

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Front, Passenger Side Window Regulator, Power
$42.99( Review)
Product arrived quickly and was packaged safely. Fit perfectly into my 2013 fiat
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Passenger Side Headlight, With Bulb, Halogen, Without Black Trim, 4 Cyl., 1.4L Engine, Hatchback
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The shipping company lost my parcel. Customer service was spot on and the product fitSee More
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Kool Vue Passenger Side Mirror, Power, Heated, Manual Folding, Paintable, Hatchback, Type 1
$40.99
Q:Does this mirror have the built in temperature sensor?
A shopper
A:BEST ANSWERHi, Yes, it does have the sensor.
Aldrin P.
 
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DriveWire Oxygen Sensor, 5-Wire, Heated, Wideband Sensor
$41.49
Q:Is this a upstream oxygen sensor ?
Crystal B.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Joe, Yes. This is for the Upstream (Before Catalytic Converter), Passenger Side. Show less
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Helpful Automotive Resources

Fiat 500 Reliability and Common Problems
Fiat 500 Reliability and Common ProblemsAlthough the Fiat 500 is one dependable car, it still has its fair share of problems. Here are the most commonly reported issues for different model years: Suspension Issues
FCA, PSA to Share Platform for Small Cars
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FCA Eyeing to Open Low-Emission Manufacturing Plant
FCA Eyeing to Open Low-Emission Manufacturing PlantThe two new electrified SUVs believed to be built on the new facility are the Grand Cherokee and a three-row version of the model. Meanwhile, the company’s Mack Avenue factory will accommodate the production of the next-generation Grand Wagoneer.
FCA Looking to Recall up to 1 Million Vehicles
FCA Looking to Recall up to 1 Million VehiclesThe company did not reveal details as to which makes, models, and model years will be part of the “group of vehicles equipped with the Tigershark engine” that will be covered by the recall. However, a statement from FCA stated that “as this population ages, some vehicles exceed in-use
Farewell Fiat? Why Americans Fell Out of Love with the Italian Classic
Farewell Fiat? Why Americans Fell Out of Love with the Italian ClassicThe Italian brand first licensed a US plant in Poughkeepsie, New York to manufacture its cars in 1909. They were locally known as the Fiat Automobile Company. At the time, European cars were well received, and Fiat’s cars were considered luxury vehicles. They later expanded into building trucks, trams, and