2020 Abarth 595 1.4L Petrol · GT20 BYE

The 1,368cc petrol engine in this Abarth 595 qualifies as Euro 6 DG and is ULEZ compliant, so there is no charge in London's low-emission zone, and standard road tax for a petrol of this size is modest. Insurance groups for the 595 are typically higher than a bog-standard supermini due to its performance trim, so obtain a quote before committing. Typical annual running costs including fuel at above-average mileage, tax, insurance and routine maintenance are estimated at £1,000-£1,300.

Focus your inspection on the braking system, as the MOT history specifically recorded front and rear pads wearing thin in 2023 and front inner disc pitting with rear disc wear in 2025; confirm discs and pads are now in good order. Although no tyre or headlamp defects appear on this car's record, aggregate model data shows tyres, headlamps and shock absorbers are the top failure and advisory reasons for the 595, so check all four tyres for tread and sidewall condition and test lighting function. As a white 2020 example, also look over paintwork and body panels for stone chips given the above-average annual mileage of roughly 7,380 miles versus the model average of 5,580.