Fiat Bravo Eco Fiat joins gets eco ... Standard kit also includes Fiat’s Blue&Me hands-free phone and MP3 player system, plus 16-inch alloy wheels. The model is aimed at the likes of the VW Golf ...

Fiat Bravo 1.4 - Read a review of new and used Fiat Bravo along with detail on price, road test, reliability and rating. Also compare all range Fiat Cars with its main rivals at Auto Express ...

The Fiat Bravo MSN Special Series is the result of a collaboration between Fiat and internet giant MSN and includes advanced radio navigation and infomatic systems such as Instant Nav and Blue&Me.

Fiat has announced a special-edition Bravo that's packed with high-tech equipment. ... It also uses the latest mobile phone technology from Sony Ericsson to give direct access to the MSN portal.

The Fiat Bravo small car will be making a resurgence with an all new model due to replace the slow selling Stilo. Design sketches have emerged showing a car that will follow design cues from the ...

Fiat is going back to the future, by resurrecting the Bravo name on this sexy new family hatch. These are the first pictures of the all-new Bravo, which replaces the square and unloved Stilo with ...

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Fiat is most definitely on a roll right now. The humble Panda 100HP proved such a hit here at evo that it became our cover story. Now, hot on its heels, comes the new Bravo, a car deemed important ...

Fiat has announced the pricing for the Bravo hatchback equipped with the 1.4 MultiAir Turbo engine, which delivers 140 hp and a maximum torque of 230 Nm.The car’s powerplant uses a new six ...

Lastly, the technical side of the BR-spec 2015 Fiat Bravo is not that great either. Coming in four specifications and with a poor two-engine choice, this Bravo can be had with a 1.8-liter engine ...

Yes, Fiat’s Focus-rival is getting a new two-litre turbodiesel, and it sounds like a proper cracker. Replacing the 1.9-litre MultiJet, it’s cleaner, more frugal and more powerful. Oh, and faster.