Fiat Freemont FAQs

• Do they still make the Fiat Freemont?

  No, the Fiat Freemont has been discontinued as of the model year 2017 iteration. It was one of the casualties amid the company's decision to streamline its line-up, and some would even say there was little space for the vehicle in the market considering it was effectively a copy of the Dodge Journey. That meant it was discontinued at a global level, however, to this day there are still murmurs about the prospect of a redesigned version emerging.

• How much does a Fiat Freemont cost?

  Since you can no longer buy a Fiat Freemont new, you will need to turn your attention to the second-hand market. There are only a small number of Freemont SUV wagons sold in the used car market, so pricing will depend on the specific model year you opt for, as well as the condition, distance on the odometer, features, and any other points. If you do opt to look into a second-hand Freemont, make sure you have it tested by a certified inspector, and also check the registries in your state to ensure there is no outstanding loan against it nor has it previously been written-off.

• What is the Fiat Freemont?

  The Fiat Freemont, while no longer in production, is essentially a rebadged version of the Dodge Journey. It is an SUV wagon that has seating for either five or seven occupants, and produced exclusively in front-wheel-drive configuration, which means it is more akin to a people-mover than a four-wheel-drive. The Freemont was first released in Australia back in 2013, however, it was on sale for just four years before it was phased out of production.