Displaying all 5 2007 FIAT Bravo reviews.
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2007 FIAT Bravo DynamicReview
None — Pure italian design at its best with good looking interioirs and breathtaking exteriors. An example of when you design something with great care and detail and join them up together to form a work of art...Awesome drive....good value for money and very very sexy:) Pros: Driven By Passion Cons: Street racing Looking for a Used Bravo in your area?CarGurus has thousands of nationwide listings and the tools to find you a great deal. |
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2007 FIAT Bravo SportReview
Probably Wont Have Another — Poor Build Quality lets this car down and makes me wish i had gone for a Leon, Golf or Focus. Sport Mode makes the car more lively to drive on those empty country rodes when you can find one.the Blue and Me System works well and removes the needs for cds in the car. Good gaps between services intervals. MPG is not too bad if drive senisble can hit high 30s but then who wants to drive sensibly. The car looks better than most of it competitors which. The brakes lack feeling and seem to have different properties each time they are applies. Grip is ok at best. It beats walking for sure Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Sport Mode Cons: Brakes, Build Quality |
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2007 FIAT Bravo SportReview
Awesomw Car — I love this car the only bad thing i've found so far is the stearing, when going above 190 kph the steering wheel beacome waayy to sensitive and one error can cost you, and you can end upside down and the highway Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: looks and acceleration Cons: sensitive steering with high speeds |
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2007 FIAT Bravo SportReview
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2007 FIAT Bravo DynamicReview
Best Fiat By Far — Best FIAT to date, just a shame about the fact other drivers seem to use it to bump into. 150 T-Jet engine is amazing (for a 1.4L car). Comfortable to drive and plenty of gizmos like dual-zone climate control and Blue&Me. Also now that they've updated the blue&Me system, I can pair and charge my iPhone 4. Downside, it does go through tyres like there's no tomorrow...guess that's what I get for not going for the sport version which has traction control. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: great engine Cons: running costs |
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