Introduction
well i am new to the world of fiat and since i am only 17 this is my first car. and suggestions for improving it? the first thing i want to do is put in a cd changer.
Bravo (Classic) New Bravo
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Welcome to the forum mate, car looks well kept, good one to have as a first car!
welcome to the forum 
Very nice bravo what spec is it?
I rekon some bigger alloys and lower it then it will look even better
Very nice bravo
what spec is it?I rekon some bigger alloys and lower it then it will look even better
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Like it and its your first car aswell!! Whats the insurance costing you?
OP
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Its the 80 16V with really no modifications (yet ) besides the side skirts, the alloys are only 15 in. As far as insurance goes it only costs about £700 a year . My first project is to put in a cd changer.
) besides the side skirts, the alloys are only 15 in. As far as insurance goes it only costs about £700 a year . My first project is to put in a cd changer.
Nice looking car, hidden mods are my bag i.e. underneath stuff like suspension (not chav low) and engine mods.
Don't buy lights and stuff as there is plenty of Blackpool illuminations out there.
Liam
Don't buy lights and stuff as there is plenty of Blackpool illuminations out there.
Liam
I had the 1.6 Bravo as my first car - they're great fun and nippy too. You'll enjoy it, and the abarth skirts you've got there are great. The pic isnt really showing off the car very well to be honest, but i'm sure it looks even better in the 'flesh'. Good luck with it.
id say get some 17s on it lower it and tint them windows and get a big bore exhaust
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Them wheels are well nice. If you change the wheels let us all know. I'm sure there'll be a Cento driver interested!
Yay another Bravo in Aberdeen! Welcome to the site!
Theres quite a few nice ones going round town now, as suggested you could maybe look at getting some bigger wheels and lower it a touch.
Maybe tint the windows too?! I wouldnt bother with the reflective stuff, just maybe a light tinting on the windows would do?!
Anyway, have fun with the car!
Theres quite a few nice ones going round town now, as suggested you could maybe look at getting some bigger wheels and lower it a touch.
Maybe tint the windows too?! I wouldnt bother with the reflective stuff, just maybe a light tinting on the windows would do?!
Anyway, have fun with the car!
Will Gardner
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WaZ Up said:As far as insurance goes it only costs about £700 a year
So lucky!
I've been driving with two years no claims, I'm nearly 20, and my insurance costs around £1100 a year third party fire & theft!
