Fiat Croma

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... group were the Saab followed by the Alfa. The Lancia was soon pulled as the brand disappeared from the face of the UK in 1989, but the Fiat lingered on, and that is what I came across! I purchased a 1990 Fiat Croma 2.0 ie Super in 1994. It had 30000 miles on the clock, had been serviced regularly, and had had no problems. It's list price in 1990 was £14425- not exactly cheap, but four years later I bought it for £3500! You see, large Italian cars by Fiat suffered from depreciation- and I mean really suffer...more

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Fiat Croma: In spite of the name, it didn't like to be beside the se ... (851 words)
by - written on 16/09/02 (Very useful, 545 readings)
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There must be something of the masochist in me. No, seriously, I am a real sucker for cars. I fall in love with them and just as quickly fall out of love. It is very much a sexual thing- you know, all the fiery passion of the first encounters, the continued passion as you settle down with one another, and then you just take each other for granted. I am particularly fond of Italian cars- not the sleek and sporty numbers, you won't catch me driving a Lamborari or a Maser-Romeo- my tastes are ultimately more down to earth..... I have owned a number of Fiats in my life. I should know by now that FIAT does not, after all, stand for Fix It Again Tomorrow, but ... Read the complete review

We enjoyed it (1456 words)
by - written on 29/10/00 (Very useful, 564 readings)
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We bought a Fiat Croma i.e. Super new in June 1987 to replace our Fiat Uno 55 that had given 3 years' 'reasonable' service. At that time our 3 children were aged 9, 7 and coming up to 6 years' old and were finding the space in the Uno back seat a little too restrictive. We would have loved to have bought a Mitsubishi Spacewagon, or one of the new Renault Espace, but we just couldn't afford it. We couldn't afford the full price of the Fiat Croma, but we needed a larger hatchback car, and so we researched the market. The very maximum we could afford was about £7000, and the Uno was worth about £2,200. We considered the ... Read the complete review