And people who own bigger cars think it’s good to have a small car to switch to. It works better than I thought on highways, I can easily to go 65-70, pre-owner says it goes to 80, but I don’t think it’s a good idea. can easily fit four people although I don’t recommend it. Overall it’s a pretty slow car and it has its many weaknesses.
The Fiat, the most powerful car, at least on paper, suffers from initial lag, which is quite a dampener. The Punto Evo is a good product with smart and spacious interiors, Italian design flair
From this, you can see that - according to Fiat provided gear ratio data - 6 speed gearbox should have a slightly higher RPM at same speed as the 5 speed gearbox. Either Fiat provided data is false, or the 6-speed gearbox in the opening post is not (from) a stock Fiat Stilo 1.2 6-speed car.
I'm considering a 2007 Fiat Grande Punto 1.2 Dynamic (Petrol) with 30,000 miles on the clock for my first car, due to its fairly good looks, low insurance group and low price (£4,500). However Fiats have a reputation for being unreliable- is this reputation deserved or should I avoid the Grande Punto altogether?
Fiat hopes to shift 10,000 Puntos in 2012, with the 1.4-litre expected to be the volume seller. However, while potential buyers will be attracted by the fact that this car costs slightly less than
The low-end torque is slightly better and the top end is not strong as the Punto Abarth. The suspension is not changed or tuned to handle the bump in power, which is disappointing especially after you drive the Punto Abarth first and then Avventura. However, in isolation, the Avventura is quite fast with the 140 BHP motor.
