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Fiat Punta Seen as an alternative to the mainstream contenders.
5th January 2006, Page 10
5th January 2006
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— Fiat Punta Seen as an alternative to the mainstream contenders.
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the Punta offers plenty of positives to keep it competitive. Highlights include exceptional fuel economy from its 1.3-litre multi-jet engine (70hp), a payload ol 510kg and a 1m3 load volume. Add to this stylish looks and a comfortable interior and you have a product that should appeal to those after something different. On the downside, the Fiat suffers from excessive outside noise interference and residuals may not be as strong as some on the market—unfortunately Italian products still carry a stigma when it comes to reliability. But what may swing it for some, and rightly so, is the price —a touch over C8K — which puts other competition in the shade.