Latest Information on Fiat Palio
The Fiat Palio was the manufacturers first attempt at a world car produced at the same time in many locations around the world. A redeveloped chassis was used in the construction of four principal models, a hatchback, sedan, station wagon and pick up that utilised both petrol and diesel engines depending on region. Available only as a front engine, front wheel drive and released with an array of petrol engines the Palio was succeeded by the Punto in the late 2000’s.
Review Summary
PROS
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Cheap
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Decent space
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Comfortable
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Neat interior layout
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Flexible
CONS
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Low safety
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Dated looks
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Older models are high maintenance
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Fuel economy
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