Fiat Bravo 1.6 SX Reviews
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7 Reviews For Fiat Bravo 1.6 SX
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Guest 15th Jan 2009
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Bad Points: the car parts dont seem to last , having failed all 4 years of MOT tests, exhausts and emmisions seem to be worse
General comments: Overall the Fiat Bravo 1.6 SX is a good car, nippy car, but will need dipping into your wallet once in a while, although as long you keep it in good checks , wont usually break down, the problems becomes apparent in stages which helps to some degree. Good engine, smooth to ride, very confortable.
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jimpatlow 30th Oct 2008
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Reliable, comfortable, excellent to drive being willing and speedy. Hve had mine for 7 years and although am currently looking to buy another vedicle hav been unable to drive anyother as good.
The cost of maintenance by the agents can be, to my mind be over expensive. With some items not carried out fully.- Read jimpatlow's review (69 words)
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pbaker123 12th Jan 2008
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I bought a T reg for £2000 in 2003 and it had 37000 miles on the clock. Ran it for 2 or 3 years without a problem. But in the last 2 years I've had to replace: clutch, brake hoses and pipes, window regulator, cam belt, battery, exhaust, and constantly fight against rust. So has cost more than its worth in the last few years to keep it going.
Not bad as a first car but will not be buying a Fiat again!- Read pbaker123's review (108 words)
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maxmarcus 8th Jan 2008
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I have a P reg Bravo that's now done 93k. It's on the second cam belt but that was more a precaution than a requirement. The regular service isn't a wallet breaker but of late there are a few extras creeping in - front left strut near failing an MOT, second battery while I've owned the car (but at £45 that's not too bad), front discs, new back exhaust (only £74 if you do it yourself), new fuel pump, 2 injectors, and a few other bits and pieces.
Overall it's easy to run, pretty good ...- Read maxmarcus's review (193 words)
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Doddy25 27th Aug 2007
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I bought my 1.6 100 16v Fiat Bravo in 2004 for £4000. It's now done 65,000 miles in total and I haven't had any problems with it! Ive had to replace 2 rear shock absorbers, battery, cam belt, front and rear disc pads and discs and the engine runs brilliant thanks to regular oil changes every 5000 miles! A bit of car can go a long way! Keeps up with golf 1.8 GTi though not quite as fast as I've experienced! Equally as fast as a 1.6 Ford Fiesta Zetec.- Read Doddy25's review (107 words)
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Kaggs 24th Feb 2006
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I've had my Fiat Bravo months and to be honest it's rubbish. I have also had a new exhaust. The door panel on the drivers side door panel won't stay on.
It's very expensive to run and I now have got to get a new half shaft in the car as it won't move.
I recommend not buying this car- Read Kaggs's review (74 words)
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I have had my Fiat Bravo 1.6 SX for 6 months now, and in that time I have had to replace the exhaust, have 3 new fuel injectors, and now the gear linkages are broken and it only selects 3rd and 4th. I've spent £700 on the car so far, and once the gears are done it will be close to £1000. I hate this car and can't wait to rid myself of it. If you want to buy a Bravo, buy a Saxo instead!!- Read kwijibo's review (113 words)
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