Fiat Bravo 100 16v SX 3dr

Newest Review: ... because it's not weighed down with tons of safety equipment lol. It was also a dream to drive...lowered 25mm it was go-kart ... more

... like round corners, the wide track also helped aswell. Maintenance and modding; Very easy for a budding amateur/home mech to work on. Everything is very easy access and general ancillery bits and bobs cn be replaced in minutes rather than hours. The best thing of all for me was modding, you can pick and choose bits from other models in the range or even the Brava/Marea and fit it to your Bravo in minutes for very cheap money, examples would be the polyeliptical headlights from a Marea ELX (vastly improved beam patte...more

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Fiat Bravo 100 16v SX 3dr: Bravissimo (413 words)
by - written on 24/01/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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The Fiat Bravo, one of my favourite cars of all time. Before I bought my Alfa 156 I had a Bravo. I stumbled across it back in January 2000 in the middle of a massive car lot when I wasn't even really looking for a car, I ended up keeping it for 7 years. The reason I like the car are as follows: Space; The Bravo is deceptively large, the area around the driver feels much larger than the 156 however it's not as driver orientated. Drive and Handling; The 100sx is a quick motor, maybe because it's not weighed down with tons of safety equipment lol. It was also a dream to drive...lowered 25mm it was go-kart like round corners, the ... Read the complete review

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