The Circle Club, more known for its fleet of super exotic and luxury cars, yachts, business jets, chalets and villas, has added a Fiat 500 to the fleet of exclusive vehicles it makes available to its clientele.

The Circle Club, more known in Italy for its fleet of luxury supercars, yachts, properties and business jets, has added a specially-finished Fiat 500 to its fleet of exclusive vehicles it makes available to its clientele.

Italy's first exclusive club, its select members gain widespread access to a range of luxury items on a basis of points bought and then which are tendered for everything from high-speed powerboats and supercars for the weekend, limousine transfers, Lear, Gulfstream and Citation business jets, exotic villas in Bali, St Tropez, Portofino or Monte Carlo, or even chalets in the leading winter ski resorts such as Chamonix and St Moritz.

The Circle Club's car fleet already includes many mouth watering Italian machines such as Maserati's Quattroporte Sport GT and Spyder Cambiocorsa, Lamborghini's Gallardo and Murciélago LP640, and Ferrari's F430 Coupé, F430 Spider F1 and 599 GTB Fiorano. Other cars to be offered to its users include the Bentley Continental GTC, Hummer H2, Porsche Cayenne Turbo, Aston Martin DB9 Volante, Porsche 997 GT3 RS and Corvette Z06.

Now into this head mix comes the Car of the Year winning Fiat 500. The Circle Club has just added a unique 500 to its fleet, its tiniest car now thrust in amongst very worthy rivals. Externally the dark green Circle Club 500 features distinctive chromes bumper trim inserts, foglight bezels and meshed grille, while a thin pinstrip down the car's flanks along the swage incorporates the club's name, while matching coloured hubcaps are boldly emblazoned with 'CC' logos. Inside the 500 the cabin features swages of leather and luxury materials, with the seats, dash and panels having been re-trimmed in a soft beige while the dashboard insert is finished to match the exterior colour.