Bit by bit, anticipation has been growing for the UK arrival of the Fiat 500 in January.
This week, we've been given the final piece of missing information - the UK price structure.
Fiat has caused a stir by announcing that the 500 will cost from £7900 - more than £1000 less than predicted.
Even the top engine and trim will cost only £10,700.
That contrasts sharply with its perceived rival, the Mini, which costs from £13,025 to £17,470, and the similarly quirky Renault Twingo, which costs from £8375 to £9995.
So, which one of these stylish superminis gets your vote?
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