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We haven't yet driven this version of the Fiat Qubo, but as soon as we do, our verdict will appear here.
What Car? readers say
2.5
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Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
Buyers choose from a 1.4 petrol with 72bhp or one of two 1.3 turbodiesels with either 74bhp or 94bhp. We haven’t driven the lower-powered diesel, but the stronger unit it reasonably flexible, even if it’s not particularly fast. The petrol is slower still, but it’s just strong enough and it keeps the Qubo cheap. That’s why it’s our favourite.
There are three trims to choose from. Entry-level Active gets electric front windows, remote central locking and a CD stereo, while our favourite MyLife model adds air-conditioning, a leather steering wheel with audio controls, an MP3 socket, Bluetooth and alloy wheels. The Trekking model gives the car a 4x4-style makeover, but no four-wheel drive – just an upgraded traction control system.
Reader test team says:
Fiat Qubo MPV 1.3 Multijet 95 Trekking 5dr
I have had this car now for 3 months and covered roughly 2000 miles and crossed fingers has been good (having read other readers comments), OK so it's…
4
out of 5 stars
Fiat Qubo MPV 1.3 Multijet Dynamic 5dr
The review I wrote before showed that this Qubo was a dream, how wrong was I. I picked the Qubo up and it basically fell to pieces and it's not nice…
1
out of 5 stars
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Fiat Qubo MPV 1.4 8v MyLife 5dr
The best car in the Qubo range because of its balance of price and kit.
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