What does it cost?
For Active models have the air-conditioning, curtain airbags and foglights missing from the basic car, plus remote central locking, electric front windows and mirrors. This is the most economical engine in the range, averaging more than 62mpg.
Against This is way more expensive than the equivalent petrol-engined car, and it's hard to justify the higher cost
What Car? says
Yes, the economy and low running costs are tempting, but the purchase price is too high. We're sure a petrol model will make more sense for more people
What Car? readers say
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Cheaper
- Hatchback 1.4 Active 5dr - £15,205
- Hatchback 1.4 Dynamic 5dr - £16,205
- Hatchback 1.4 T-Jet 120 Dynamic 5dr - £16,800
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 105 Active Eco 5dr - £17,200
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 105 MyLife 5dr - £17,500
- Hatchback 1.4 Multiair 140 Dynamic 5dr - £17,705
- Hatchback 1.4 Multiair 140 Sport 5dr - £17,905
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 105 Dynamic Eco 5dr - £18,200
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 120 Dynamic auto 5dr - £19,100
- Hatchback 2.0 Multijet Sport 5dr - £19,605
More expensive
- Hatchback 1.4 Active 5dr - £15,205
- Hatchback 1.4 Dynamic 5dr - £16,205
- Hatchback 1.4 T-Jet 120 Dynamic 5dr - £16,800
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 105 Active Eco 5dr - £17,200
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 105 MyLife 5dr - £17,500
- Hatchback 1.4 Multiair 140 Dynamic 5dr - £17,705
- Hatchback 1.4 Multiair 140 Sport 5dr - £17,905
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 105 Dynamic Eco 5dr - £18,200
- Hatchback 1.6 Multijet 120 Dynamic auto 5dr - £19,100
- Hatchback 2.0 Multijet Sport 5dr - £19,605
Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
There's a wide range of engines and trims to choose from in the Fiat Bravo range, but you don't need to spend much to get all the best bits of the Bravo.
Our favourite model is the 1.4 Active - although it's not the quickest model in the range, it is the cheapest, but still comes with standard air conditioning.
The diesels are smooth and responsive, and may make some sense for higher-mileage drivers. And, no matter which model you're looking at, you have the reassurance of a five-star crash-test rating from Euro NCAP.
Reader test team says:
Fiat Bravo Hatchback 1.4 T-Jet 150 Dynamic 5dr
I have had this car 6 months. I bought it because I previosly owned MGzr 160 vvc and a Peugeot 206 GTI so I needed a family car with the same power…
5
out of 5 stars
Fiat Bravo Hatchback 1.4 5dr
Wow,some of these reviews have been really negative. All I can say is that you must have been really unluky. I bought my 07 bravo in 08 and have…
4
out of 5 stars
Fiat Bravo Hatchback 2.0 Multijet Sport 5dr
Loved the style & was hoping the build would have improved having owned an old style Bravo that was forever in the dealers. Unfortunately it has been…
1
out of 5 stars
Fiat Bravo Hatchback 1.9 MultiJet 120 Dynamic 5dr
Before you buy a Bravo please review the following questions:- If you answer “No” to any question then reconsider purchasing a Fiat. Would you…
1
out of 5 stars
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Fiat Bravo Hatchback 1.4 Active 5dr
The Bravo has weak residuals, meaning the cheaper cars make better buys. So, although the 1.4 engine isn't the strongest, this model has all the kit you need, and we reckon it is the best model in the range
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