Fiat 500 released a series of eye-catching prints illustrated by Bruno Nakano promoting the customization service, available at the www.fiat.es website. The concept of the five great prints, taglined ‘Add something, change everything,’ is revolving around the idea of changing one thing to completely re-imagine the basics—by adding just one new feature you can make the whole object evolve to a completely new level.

Collaborations with musicians and brands is not a rare thing, and almost every month some of biggest music celebrities decide to team up with global labels either to promote their own albums or help push new products (or both). British electronica band Faithless joined forces with an Italian automaker Fiat to promote “Feelin’ Good”, the band’s new single and a special edition auto of the same name.

Fiat and Vogue Italia are inviting people, who want to remain fashionable even when driving fast on the road. To celebrate the launch of the innovative 900 cc TwinAir two-cylinder 85 HP engine, which will be used for both the 500 and the 500C models starting September, the car manufacturer together with the iconic fashion magazine are inviting all creative minds to develop their own green-themed design of bicycle helmets for a chance to win a nice amount of money.

For the promotion of Fiat 500 vehicles, the automobile manufacturer used folk wisdom. The Leo Burnett Iberia agency developed a series of prints featuring two people, who step forward with contradictory sayings like “No pain — no gain” vs. “Better safe than sorry”, “Good things come to those who wait” vs. “The early bird catches the worm”, “Two heads are better than one” vs. and so on.