(G) Bravo Sporting?

define 'handle well'.

I think the esse esse 500 proves a modern trailing arm setup can handle perfectly well.

Tipo proved trailing arms can handle fine.

i think a bravo abarth only available in 3 door would be a very good idea. keeping the 3 door exclusively to abarth will help abarth to differentiate their brand from fiat, as they are currently trying very hard to do. it would also help to sell the 5 door version because top of the range model credibilty always feeds down to the rest of the range.

i doubt it'll happen, partly because times are very hard for car makers and partly because fiat haven't said it would happen even though they pre-announced other abarths many months before they existed.

[quote=jug;1807304]i think a bravo abarth only available in 3 door would be a very good idea. keeping the 3 door exclusively to abarth will help abarth to differentiate their brand from fiat, as they are currently trying very hard to do. it would also help to sell the 5 door version because top of the range model credibilty always feeds down to the rest of the range.

I like that idea ;-)

[quote=Hellcat;1806923]define 'handle well'.

BMW 1 SERIES... says it all really ..
The other halfs got one which we use for local driving..
bought the Dynamic for munching up the miles on weekends and i do find it a comfortable cruiser tbh, just a little to soft maybe..

Hmmm yeah ok..

Sorry it's one or the other. Either you know what your on about or the Abarth handles "not good".

When the GP Abarth has proven road test after road test to out handle it's competition you cannot claim to know what you are on about. sorry.

Most cars in the `GP` class are `trailing arm` anyways so its comp is not going to be much of a challenge now is it.. remember.. shopping cars need boot space for ermm... shopping, manufacturers use this set up 1, it frees up space, and 2, its cheaper than dbl wish/b !!

Relevance?
You said a trailing arm suspension setup will never handle well.
Your example of a car that handles well is a BMW 1 series.

Now for what you say to be true that would mean that no car has ever been made that handles as well as a BMW 1 series with trailing arm suspension.

Is that what your saying?
Because I get confused when every time it's pointed out your mistaken it turns out your talking about something else.