As a long-term Fiat fan, I’m thinking of buying a used Bravo on our next extended visit to the UK, and may bring it back to New Zealand when I return. I’m interested in the 150 Multijet and have been wondering about the differences between the Sport and the Dynamic. As far as I’ve been able to ascertain, the main differences seem to be that the Dynamic has smaller wheels with higher profile tyres and softer springing than the Sport, and has split-zone automatic climate control whereas the Sport seems to have single-zone manually-controlled airconditioning. So, I would appreciate comments on these points:
Does the Dynamic ride noticeably better than the Sport, and is the Sport’s ride excessively harsh?
How well does the Dynamic handle compared with the Sport?
Is the Sport’s more basic airconditioning as effective as the automatic system in the Dynamic? I tend to favour simplicity (less to gowrong) but not at the expense of effectiveness.
How do the seats in the two versions compare for comfort and support?
Any other comments about the relative merits of the two versions?
Many thanks.
Alistair
Does the Dynamic ride noticeably better than the Sport, and is the Sport’s ride excessively harsh?
How well does the Dynamic handle compared with the Sport?
Is the Sport’s more basic airconditioning as effective as the automatic system in the Dynamic? I tend to favour simplicity (less to gowrong) but not at the expense of effectiveness.
How do the seats in the two versions compare for comfort and support?
Any other comments about the relative merits of the two versions?
Many thanks.
Alistair
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