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They've re-made the Uno? (obiviously wont be avaible here)
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You get all kinds of weird and wonderful stuff coming out of South America and China.
My favourites from Fiat South America are the Strada pickup and Linea saloon.
You can get a Linea in some parts of Europe - they look very smart, so don't understand why we don't get them in the UK.
Fingers crossed I'll get one as a hire car when I go to Portugal in May.
My favourites from Fiat South America are the Strada pickup and Linea saloon.
You can get a Linea in some parts of Europe - they look very smart, so don't understand why we don't get them in the UK.
Fingers crossed I'll get one as a hire car when I go to Portugal in May.
The Brazilian Uno, (like the one in the photos), was sold here in South Africa up until about six months ago when it was withdrawn because it was seen as too expensive here. It was offered in 2 or 4 door models, prices were around R70 000 and it came with a 1400cc motor. Aircon was an option too!
The Strada pickup is still sold here, it comes with a standard size cab or the extended cab version as shown in the photo attached.
The Linea saloon is also sold in SA, price is around R175000, attached is a pic of it.
The Strada pickup is still sold here, it comes with a standard size cab or the extended cab version as shown in the photo attached.
The Linea saloon is also sold in SA, price is around R175000, attached is a pic of it.
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that Strada pickup looks cool, wonder why we dont get it in the UK
I prefer the coupe
I do wish they would do one. looks so nice. Unfortunately the doors look a bit funny, maybe ill fix it oneday or redo it and start a rumour that they are releasing one?!
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This MK3 version was first manufactured in 2004, here in Brazil and exported to South Africa and our neighbors. The current version of the Uno, also called Mille, is the economy.
Strada is sold in these versions:
Strada Adventure Locker
Strada Working 1.4
Strada Trekking
And maybe for this year:
Strada Sporting
I love this car
Uno Economy:
Sorry my bad english =(
Strada is sold in these versions:
Strada Adventure Locker
Strada Working 1.4
Strada Trekking
And maybe for this year:
Strada Sporting
I love this car
Uno Economy:
Sorry my bad english =(
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Your English is excellent, better than some English people on here
How much is an Uno in Brazil then?
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Starts in 23,160.00 BRL for 3 doors and 24,800.00 BRL for 5 doors.
Also there's a Way version that I forgot
23,660.00 BRL
25,400.00 BRL
Also there's a Way version that I forgot
23,660.00 BRL
25,400.00 BRL
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Love it!
Would be amazing to bring one to the UK and fit a 1.4 T-Jet.....
(I also want to bring a CitiGolf back to the UK and fit a 1.8T)
Have you any pics of the interior?
Would be amazing to bring one to the UK and fit a 1.4 T-Jet.....
(I also want to bring a CitiGolf back to the UK and fit a 1.8T)
Have you any pics of the interior?
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We have a 1.4T here.. It will be my next car
interior:
Ours 1.4T
Yellow Modena, Yellow Exployt, Red Indianápolis, Black Etna
are they the new 1.4 engines or the old uno type?
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The old Itallian ones. 1994~1996
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The 1.4T is awesome. Want one, badly.
Who fancies doing some importing?
We should start at least importing parts from Brazil, India & South Africa, for the Tempra & Tipo as well as the Uno.
They`ve got loads of accessories we`d like too, I like some of the stuff I see on mercadolivre.
I`m always parranoid about loosing my money if I tried to import stuff from Brazil, no offence to the honest Brazilians, but I personally know people that have lost huge amounts of money to Brazil.
We need to find an ex-pat there to oversee everything!
We should start at least importing parts from Brazil, India & South Africa, for the Tempra & Tipo as well as the Uno.
They`ve got loads of accessories we`d like too, I like some of the stuff I see on mercadolivre.
I`m always parranoid about loosing my money if I tried to import stuff from Brazil, no offence to the honest Brazilians, but I personally know people that have lost huge amounts of money to Brazil.
We need to find an ex-pat there to oversee everything!
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We also dream of a few things in Europe.
Import is complicated because we do not always guarantee that the product will arrive in our hands.
Import is complicated because we do not always guarantee that the product will arrive in our hands.
You mean yor cutoms or postage personel take things there too Tom?
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both..
Buying from trusted retailers helps a lot. I'm going to buy a pair of Bosch Icon wiper blades (Bosch Aerotwin's name for US market) from amazon.com to my tempra and i'm pretty confident my order will be delivered just in time. In Brazil we have some quite reliable web retailers too, but they aren't ready for foreign customers.
Can you be more specific about those acessories you have interest on?
Who fancies doing some importing?
They`ve got loads of accessories we`d like too, I like some of the stuff I see on mercadolivre.
Can you be more specific about those acessories you have interest on?
