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Fiat's special-edition Bravo

* Collaboration with MSN
* Packed with technology
* Costs £13,255
Fiat's special-edition Bravo

Fiat has announced a special-edition Bravo that's packed with high-tech equipment.

The Bravo MSN Special Series is the result of a collaboration between Fiat and Microsoft (MSN). It also uses the latest mobile phone technology from Sony Ericsson to give direct access to the MSN portal.

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Bluetooth connectivity with voice control comes as standard, which allows drivers to select a number by either calling it out, or saying the name of the person they want to phone. Incoming text messages can also be read out aloud.

The car's high-tech entertainment pack includes a USB port and can support music files in MP3, MP4, WMA and WAV formats. There's also a satellite-navigation system with a 6.5-inch colour screen.

At £13,255, the MSN Special Series costs the same as the 1.4 6v Active model it's based on. Other extra kit includes 17-inch alloy wheels, Tempesta Grey pearlescent paint and a leather-trimmed steering wheel.

Fiat says that it will donate 20 to children's charity Barnados for each of the first 250 test drives taken in the Bravo MSN Special Series.

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