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Italian automobile manufacturer Fiat has announced the price range for its latest Bravos.

Drivers in the UK can purchase the Active 1.6 16v MultiJet 105 for £13,595 on-the-road and the Dynamic 1.6 16v MultiJet for £15,395. ... Read More

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Fiat's latest Bravo vehicle is ahead of the other vehicles in its class, according to the automaker.

Consumers will be able to drive the 120 bhp 1.7 T-jet from Fiat dealerships from the end of September for £12,895, with the company commenting that the model competes with larger units like the Ford Focus and Seat Leon. ... Read More

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Fiat has launched a new customer website at the same time as the next-generation Bravo goes on sale in the UK.

The opening sequence of the Fiat.co.uk portal uses 3D video content to pan around all of the vehicles in the Fiat family, including the new Bravo, the Punto, the Panda and the Croma. ... Read More

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The aesthetics of the new Fiat Bravo have been praised by an independent automotive journalist.

David Ross of motoring magazine Auto Express has described the small family car as "stylish" after test-driving the 1.9-litre Fiat Bravo Multijet 150. ... Read More

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The safety and handling of the new Fiat Bravo has been praised in an independent automotive review.

Motoring journalist Chris Whitcombe has justified his assertion on New Car Net that safety is a "strong point" for the new supermini by pointing out that it received a maximum five-star safety rating for adult occupant protection in tests from the European New Car Assessment Programme. ... Read More

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Car buyers may be interested to know that Fiat has released details of what added features will be introduced for the new Bravo.

The new five-door supermini will be made available in five trim levels - Sport, Dynamic, Active Sport, Active and Bravo - and on-the-road prices range from £10,995 to £15,495. ... Read More

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Fiat's latest offering, the Bravo, has been officially revealed to UK car buyers at a special London ceremony.

An array of English and Italian stars attended the event at Camden's Roadhouse, with Italian ambassador Giancarlo Arangona present. ... Read More

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Fiat group has announced its ninth successive quarterly rise in year-on-year profits, in part thanks to robust demand for the new Bravo.

According to its official trading figures, the Italian automotive giant has seen year-on-year trading profits rise 84 per cent to €895 million (£447 million) in the first quarter of 2007. ... Read More

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An automotive journalist has pointed out some of the best features of the new Fiat Bravo, including its integrated entertainment and direction-finding system.

While test-driving the Bravo 1-9litre JTD 120 M-jet, reviewer John Simister pointed out that the Italian automaker's Blue & Me system combines a satellite-navigation system with a Bluetooth mobile phone connection and a USB port for an mp3 player, reports the Independent. ... Read More

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The design of the new Fiat Bravo bears a striking resemblance to the Grande Punto, according to one automotive preview, which may be of interest to Fiat enthusiasts looking for a larger motor.

Set to arrive in Fiat car dealerships across the UK in July 2007, the Bravo will feature a host of engine options, including two 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engines that are designed to provide a level of performance that punches well above their size, reports DueMotori.com. ... Read More

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Buyers of the new Fiat Bravo will be able to test out a next-generation integrated satellite-navigation (sat nav) system before anybody else, the Italian automaker has announced.

Set to be unveiled at the Geneva motor show later this month, the Blue&Me Nav will debut on the new Bravo before being rolled out to other Fiat models at a later date. ... Read More

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Fiat enthusiasts who take ownership of a new Bravo in the coming weeks should be able to locate parts wherever they go after the company announced that it would be launching in dozens of countries worldwide.

The new Bravo is expected to go on sale at Fiat car dealerships from February 2007 and Luca de Meo, head of the Fiat brand, revealed that it would ultimately go on sale in more than 60 countries, reports Reuters. ... Read More

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Fiat is aiming to get 23 new vehicle models into the production stage by the end of the decade, according to plans set out by chief executive Sergio Marchionne.

The commitment means that the Fiat Bravo, due to launch in January, will be the first of a series of new model launches from the Italian automaker, which it is hoped will be completed by 2010. ... Read More

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The automaker Fiat has announced that the new Bravo model will be the first to carry its revised logo, which it is claimed represents the dynamic new direction of the company.

In recent months, the manufacturer has revealed details of several forthcoming additions to the marquee, including the Fiat Panda Sport and the Fiat Linea. ... Read More

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Fiat has announced that it is to ditch the Stilo nametag when the replacement for the model goes into production at the end of 2006.

The Italian car giant said that it is replacing its current Stilo with a new model, but rather than retain the current name it is harking back to the past. ... Read More

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