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The Fiat Doblo diesel option provides better performance and delivers a better all around driving experience. The Doblo drives well both in town and on busy motorways. The steering is weighty but not too heavy and provides plenty of feedback. The car also has an excellent braking system.

The Doblo would make a good family car. It is an affordable, comfortable, and dependable mode of transportation. It provides plenty of cabin space for growing children and enough boot space to accommodate various family activities. The sliding rear doors would really come in handy when loading and unloading small children.

The Doblo could be a decent first car. It’s an inexpensive purchase with low running and maintenance costs. The diesel version is fuel efficient, and the car is easy to drive and park. Insurance would be reasonable even for a new driver.

The Fiat Doblo is seen as more of a commercial vehicle, but works equally well as a private vehicle. The car is durable and aesthetically pleasing. It is a budget buy but the over all build quality is good and cabin materials do not come across as cheap. The Doblo will do much to boost the Fiat image.

The Fiat Bravo is exceptionally good looking with well proportioned almost coupe-like lines, handsome detailing and a little Italian sexiness thrown in for good measure.

Its teardrop headlights and deep front airdam give it the look of a small Maserati.

All bar the basic Bravo are brisk to quick and even the cheapest version isn’t slow. The T-Jet 150 petrol and Multijet 150 diesel are particularly strong performers.

As far as the environment goes, the Eco package offered on the Bravo makes it attractive if you want to look the kids in the eye when they grow up and ask if you did your bit to stop the Arctic melting.

It includes revised engine settings, low rolling resistance tyres and ‘taller’ gear ratios so the car is pulling 2,000 revs at 70mph which also makes it a very relaxing car to drive.

The 105 Eco Bravo is still quite responsive when you need to accelerate hard, thanks to its electronically controlled supercharger.

The cabin makes use of a combination of stylish textures, unusually attractive instruments and good looking trim.

The Fiat Idea is not built for performance or speed as much as for practicality, and the car does make a lot of sense. Regardless of engine choice the car delivers decent fuel economy and plenty of power. The car’s suspension system may seem too soft for some drivers, but the car delivers a good ride and excellent value for money.

The Fiat Idea would make an excellent family car with plenty of cabin space on offer. Smaller families who don’t wish to drive around in a full blown MPV may find the Idea more desirable. It’s attractive exterior design and hardwearing interior design is very suitable for family life. Plus, the car’s boot is a reasonable size and shouldn’t have any problem accommodating a small family.

Although probably not a first time buyers first choice, the Idea could function as a first car. It’s easy enough to drive and handles well. Most first time buyers will probably opt for a smaller car though. Plus, visibility is not great in the Idea, and that could pose some problems for novice drivers.

The Fiat Idea offers an attractive exterior design, from its grille to its curves and wheels this is nice looking car from start to finish. Fiat has often been associated with cheaper products and it will have a difficult time even losing that image, especially when the Idea’s cabin has been designed with cheap plastics.