General Hidden compartments?

[Insomnia]

Odd one but after owning my Stilo 3 months I accidently discovered the cooler glovebox compartment. What I'm wondering is, whether the Bravo has any hidden compartments?

I've looked but doesn't appear to be anywhere other than under passenger seat. Yes there's the one in the floor on drivers side but that's just to show the chassis info.

Anything I've missed?!

Ok I could RTFM but who really does that?!

 

[aross95]

Is there one under passenger seat ?

 

[TheJamie999]

There certainly is. I've had my Bravo two months and only found it yesterday lol

 

[aross95]

I have a tjet 120 57 plate and i havnt got anything under the passenger seat ?

 

[Matthewr1990]

The one under the passenger seat is a pain for new passengers, they'll try to move the seat and alway end up opening it up instead of pulling the seat lever.

 

[aross95]

Shame i havnt got one ,could ov been usefull for something

 

[Insomnia]

It's not particularly big so there's little you can do with it.

I generally keep spare medication in it .... After all you never know when you might need a paracetamol

 

[Matthewr1990]

It's not particularly big so there's little you can do with it.

I generally keep spare medication in it .... After all you never know when you might need a paracetamol

Mine is a few nappies and a pack of wet wipes for just in case I forget to bring any and the daughter catches is out with a big turd lmao.

 

[rafsteve]

I have the bottle cooler in the arm rest and to my amazement the drinks holder and little compartment in middle back seat

 

[swift]

I have the bottle cooler in the arm rest and to my amazement the drinks holder and little compartment in middle back seat

Yeah with the arm rest one,if you have air con on it keeps your drink cool

 

[Tad-bravo]

It's not a compartment per say, but you can hide a lot of things under the rear seats, the gap between the foam and the steel frame is huge.

 

[aurick86]

Yah .. but then you have to deal with the seat belts buckles, which are a pain to put back right.

 

[KHALED25]

The one under the passenger seat is a pain for new passengers, they'll try to move the seat and alway end up opening it up instead of pulling the seat lever.

Tell me about it, that's how the handle broke on mine.

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

Yeah with the arm rest one,if you have air con on it keeps your drink cool

Or hot if you've the heating on :bang:

 

[swift]

Or hot if you've the heating on :bang:

Thanks for pointing out the blatently obvious panda.
I can only assume common sense would take part in that scenario,

 

[KHALED25]

Or hot if you've the heating on :bang:

The cooled storage is a life saver on hot summer days. I also use it to cool snacks as well. We should be grateful though, since this is an option that is non-existent on cars of this class. I think no other fiat model has it either.

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

Thanks for pointing out the blatently obvious panda.
I can only assume common sense would take part in that scenario,

Obviously not or it'd be switchable just like on the Stilo - which is common sense designing. Basically means in the winter it's a massive waste of storage space

The cooled storage is a life saver on hot summer days. I also use it to cool snacks as well. We should be grateful though, since this is an option that is non-existent on cars of this class. I think no other fiat model has it either.

All Stilo's had this in the upper glovebox (unlike the Bravo where it's only those with arm rests) and had a switch to turn the air flow off so you didn't cook things in the winter.

It's unfortunately another example of several areas where Fiat unfortunately went backwards in the designing of the Bravo.

 

[KHALED25]

Obviously not or it'd be switchable just like on the Stilo - which is common sense designing. Basically means in the winter it's a massive waste of storage space





All Stilo's had this in the upper glovebox (unlike the Bravo where it's only those with arm rests) and had a switch to turn the air flow off so you didn't cook things in the winter.

It's unfortunately another example of several areas where Fiat unfortunately went backwards in the designing of the Bravo.

Sorry, I meant current fiat models. I think the alfa giulietta has a cooled glovebox though