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Just 10 successful months since the Fiat
Bravo was first launched in the UK, the range is being enhanced and
improved with new engines featuring high performance, very low
environmental impact and ultra-low maintenance costs; together with a
raft of exciting and innovative ideas. Prices have recently been announced for
the range’s economical new Euro 5-compliant 1.6 MultiJet-engined cars.
With a starting price of just £13,595 OTR for the Active 1.6 16v
MultiJet 105 model, the new engine range boasts fuel economy of up to
62.7mpg on the combined cycle, and low CO2 emissions,
starting at just 119g/km.
An ideal car for the company vehicle
driver who wants family size transport with minimal Benefit in Kind tax
bills, the 5-door Bravo 1.6 MultiJet – which comes in 105bhp and 120bhp
forms – is available in Active or Dynamic trim levels, both of which
offer numerous comfort and safety features as standard. These include
power steering, air conditioning, ABS anti-lock brakes, electric
windows, plus driver, passenger and side airbags.
Sparkling performance, outstanding torque, increased noise suppression
and lower running costs are all features of the new Bravo 1.6 MultiJet,
and the unique eco-packaged 105bhp version uses special measures such as
optimised aerodynamics, lower rolling resistance tyres and ‘taller’
gears to help return its outstanding fuel economy figures.
New ideas
But, regardless of engine choice, a series of bright new ideas being
introduced by Fiat will take the Bravo to greater heights, with more
drivers encouraged by the promise of even higher quality, reliability
and exceptional driveability.
An unprecedented combination of
extended 48-hour test drives, a satisfaction guarantee and notably
attractive finance offers are being rolled out. And all of this is being
backed by a five year, unlimited mileage manufacturer’s warranty.
Fiat is already the top performer in
Europe for having the lowest average CO2 emissions, at
137.3g/km, according to the latest figures published by Jato Dynamics, a
world leader in automotive research and information.
The Fiat Bravo range starts at £10,995
OTR for the entry-level 1.4 model, rising to £16,355 OTR for the
top-of-the-range 1.9 16v MultiJet 150 Sport. |
