Fiat has announced details on its 2010 Bravo hatch that has received a few minor changes here and there for the model year. On the outside, the Bravo's upper and lower front grilles have been re-trimmed and are now offered either in black or chrome finish while the headlamps on all models are smoked.
Furthermore, the mirrors and door handles are finished in the color as the body on all trim levels while Fiat added two new colors to the palette (a different shade of gray and a pear finish).
A new set of available optional packages and the refreshed designs and colors for the seat and door panel upholstery complete the list of changes.
Fiat said that despite the upgrades, prices for the 2010 Bravo remain at the same levels as the 2009 model ranging in Italy between €16,650 (about US$24,200) for the Active 1.4 90HP and €24,300 (around US$35,300) for the 2.0 Multijet 16v 165HP DPF Emotion and Sport.
The Bravo, which shares its underpinnings with the Lancia Delta (but not the Alfa Romeo Giulietta which is built on the Fiat Group's new C-Evo platform) competes in the European C-segment against the likes of the Opel Astra, Ford Focus, VW Golf and Renault Megane.
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Bravo! Boo... bad pun, but HOT CAR!
This year's autoshow has really opened my eyes to the charms of FIAT. I never realized here in the states that they have so many very attractive cars. I am very impressed with the seats (above), as well as the exterior of the show car. The changes do the car justice. Impressive range from Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram and the FIAT group. There are a lot of old and countless new fans. the interest today has been amazing at the Chrysler stands, especially. Nice to see government officials and auto industry people this season. A real interest.
the two tone interiors offered by fiat are really nice. i think audi started the trend years ago, perhaps long before that it was detroit. glad to see this becoming more mainstream like on the current generation chevy malibu in the u.s.
As soon as Chrysler gets FIAT's technology next to the charms of their design, the new fans over the Atlantic should better get used to the (un)reliability issues of the FIATs.
"As soon as Chrysler gets FIAT's technology next to the charms of their design, the new fans over the Atlantic should better get used to the (un)reliability issues of the FIATs."
Oh yeah. And you're an expert on them are you? Owned a few shitty old ones, maybe? So you can tar the new cars with your cynicism...
Why don't you drive one first, then become a more intelligent judge of their quality.
Reliability issues? What reliabilty issues? The new range of Fiat automobiles are excellent cars. If anything, Fiat will need to get used to the reliability problems (and fix them) with the Chrysler line.
Very handsome car inside and out. Nice styling. Why not bring this over and sell as a Dodge or just a Fiat? The 2 tone interior is very nice, as so many cars come with monotone colors such as very boring depressing gray,all black and too light beige which shows dirt.
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