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"The Fiat 500L is a bigger take on a 500 range that has already expanded to include a Cabriolet and sport-themed Abarth model. Shown for the first time at the Geneva Auto Show, the 500L is scheduled to go on sale next year in the U.S. This 5-door hatchback should prove tempting to buyers who&amp;#039;ve been wooed by the adorable looks of the 500, but are equally turned off by the car&amp;#039;s limited rear seat room and cargo capacity.        2013 Fiat 500L    More Room, and More Power?   Mini has already traveled this path upward (and outward) with larger variations of the original Cooper, such as the 3-door Clubman and the 5-door Countryman crossover. Generally speaking, these bigger versions of the Mini have maintained the brand&amp;#039;s style-conscious image and reputation for driving fun. The Fiat 500L carries many of the same exterior design cues of the standard 500, specifically its large headlights and grille-less front fascia. That the standard 500 is already less hard-edged than the Mini Cooper in both ride and handling could work in its favor.        2013 Fiat 500L    The base engine for the 3-door 500 is a 101-bhp 1.4-liter 4-cylinder, coupled to either a 5-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission. Hardly a firecracker in the smaller model, it remains to be seen how the powertrain will cope with the 500L&amp;#039;s larger and heavier 5-door body. Fiat may choose to make the turbocharged 160-bhp engine used in the Abarth optional, to satisfy those who crave space and pace in their 500. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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