Latest Information on Fiat Bravo
Produced from 2007 until 2014, the Fiat Bravo is a small five-door family hatchback built in Italy and Brazil. Although production ceased in 2014 and no replacement was named due to FCA’s 5 year plan, the Fiat 500X now takes up its spot in FCA’s lineup. The Bravo was the first vehicle to wear the new FCA-badging, the chrome letters on a red background.
Review Summary
PROS
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Refinement
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Economical diesel engines
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Build quality
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Style
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Cheap running costs
CONS
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Questionable reliability
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More exciting cars to drive
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Doesn’t hold value
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