Hey guys! Stumbled across this forum via Google.

I've had my Bravo for almost 5 years now, and listening to the turbo spool never gets old.

Hi, nice looking bravo there

Thanks! And to think the design is almost 10 years old.

RedAndy said:

Thanks! And to think the design is almost 10 years old.

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They've aged incredibly well.

Welcome to the forum

Hi and welcome :wave: glad you like your bravo. I too think it looks as fresh today as it did 8 odd years ago when it first came out. In fact I think it looks newer than it eventual successor - the new tipo

gadge said:

Hi and welcome :wave: glad you like your bravo. I too think it looks as fresh today as it did 8 odd years ago when it first came out. In fact I think it looks newer than it eventual successor - the new tipo

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They're criminally underrated too, like pretty much all Fiats.

puntofan01 said:

They've aged incredibly well.

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Must be an Italian thing for timeless design.

swift said:

Welcome to the forum

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Thanks!

gadge said:

Hi and welcome :wave: glad you like your bravo. I too think it looks as fresh today as it did 8 odd years ago when it first came out. In fact I think it looks newer than it eventual successor - the new tipo

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How were they ever going to top the Bravo? Haha. Tipo 5-door looks nice, but doesn't have those clean lines the Bravo pulls off so well.

puntofan01 said:

They're criminally underrated too, like pretty much all Fiats.

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Tell me about it. You'll see more Ferraris on the road here than Bravos believe it or not.

RedAndy said:

Must be an Italian thing for timeless design.

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Definitely. The Coupe, the mk2 Punto, the 2003 Panda, and the Grande Punto: all are very old designs now, but they all as fantastic as the day they were launched.

Hi!
I bought a new Bravo a month ago. I am loving it. Like the stylish design.

Lella2016 said:

Hi!
I bought a new Bravo a month ago. I am loving it. Like the stylish design.

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Hello from across the Causeway!

Is it easy for you to find workshop to service your car? Is it expensive?

I'm thankful that I haven't had anything major to do on the car. Otherwise I take it to a workshop that specialises in Italian cars (Alfa & Fiats).

Not too expensive, especially if you convert it to Singapore Dollars

I'm loving the Bravo appreciation here!

Its one of those cars that i still turn around and look at after ive parked it up.

If you haven't already been told come and join in the fun on the Bravo Enthusiasts page on facebook!

Its pretty good for help and ideas on all bravo stuff.