http://www.inautonews.com/fiat-brav...iled-in-sao-paulo/fiat-bravo-xtreme-concept-5
I do like the looks. Not sure on the front logo though.
I do like the looks. Not sure on the front logo though.
General How would people feel about driving this?
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That being said I'd hand over my left testicle to own this
Yea was posted up quite a while back.. and re-posted the other day.
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I like it, and the LED rear lights
I like it, and the LED rear lights
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look like its a current Bravo with bodykit? and I like it!!!
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True but will it be available for the European market aka uk
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I do love the wheels though. I'd do anything for a set
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I just wonder who I have to hump to get 253 hp out of the 1.4 T-jet
No it won't, the Bravo is coming to the end of its life in the UK tbh.
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Well I hope it's replaced by a new model. Maybe a remake of the coupe. Or one of the other small fiats to help with the 500 crack the super mini section of the car market
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There is actually a new fiat roadster in the works. It will be built by mazda on the same platform as the next MX5.
Wasn't that the one that was ment to be an Abarth but ended up being the Alfa 4C? Or is this a different one?
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There was talk about an abarth sports cars (not roadster) but it was canceled and they ended up doing the 4C.
This new roadster on the other hand, has been in the pipeline for a few years in joint venture with mazda to develop the new alfa spyder with the same chassis as the next miata but now they're switching it to be a fiat instead of an alfa.
They probably did that so they can sell it in the US as a fiat.
The only negative thing about the switch from alfa to fiat might be that they'll probably put it in the 500 range with the unsporty retro styling... too girly.
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Mmm possibly, I did some reading and it suggests its no longer Alfa as they have said Alfa's can only be made in Italy where as Fiat can be made anywhere, so your more than likely correct in the fact they'll try and flog to the US market.
I hope its not too much of a let down, i kinda hope they make it 'sporty' or at least do an Abarth version
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The made in italy argument is just a big lie since they were planning it for a long time, so they wouldn't have planned it as an alfa from the start if there was such a policy. It has more to do with fiat's disastrous handling of alfa's come back to the US. Since the US is the biggest market for MX5's, Fiat's releasing their next roadster as a fiat to be able to sell it in the US.
They also somewhat confirmed there will be no abarth version.
They also somewhat confirmed there will be no abarth version.
Exactly. The way I see it there's not going to be a bravo successor (C-segment hatch). Looks like they're going to milk the 500 name till the very last variant.
