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Fiat Seicento S 3drNewest Review: ... easy to drive in, nice light steering, good visibility, and very easy to manouver due the tiny size of the car, and ended up ... more More Fiat card
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by - written on 24/06/09 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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My Wife (girlfriend at the time), had a new one of these at the age of 17 in order to learn her driving skills in. The car was £4500 new, and very low insurance, so it is ideal for new drivers to learn in. She found it very easy to drive in, nice light steering, good visibility, and very easy to manouver due the tiny size of the car, and ended up taking her test in the car, and passing no problems. From that day on, she kept the car for over 4 years, and was very pleased with it, and sorry to see it go. It never gave her any problems, and parts were easy to get hold of, and very cheap. We did quite a few long journeys in it also, and it was always very surprising when on ... Read the complete review
by Catriona Macdonald - written on 22/05/07
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Fiat Seicento Sporting 3 door Having just passed my test, i bought a Seicento, 2 yrs old 10,000 miles for only £3,000. I honestly absolutely loved it from the word go...yes its compact but boy its a great runner. So cheap to run and Insurance is as cheap as chips. A great little nippy number Its the Abrath model which i would recommend, friends were all impressed with the look, low coloured bumpers, alloy wheels, leather steering wheel, CD player, sporting comfy bucket seats etc... A joy to drive, nipping about town is a treat, squeezing into little tight spots, but also great on the motorway, whizzing passed bigger ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/04/02 (Useful, 235 readings)
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We didn't buy the car to provide anything other than basic town and city transport and it has rarely disapointed us. It has led a fairly hard life (about 16,000 miles per year) but has cost very little to run, though the cost of spares varies incredibly. A replacement wiper motor was nearly a hundred pounds (without fitting) but a new wing was only 22 pounds. The local Fiat dealer isn't up to much, but it doesn't require any specialist tools for maintenance so it gets looked after by a local non-franchised garage. It can do motorways, but the joke soon wears thin and you begin to suspect that you're harming the car by driving it so hard. It ... Read the complete review
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