The Fiat Bravo is a compact car produced by Italian automaker Fiat from 1995 to 2001, and then again from 2007 to 2014. It was a three-door hatchback and the two-door counterpart to the Fiat Brava. Throughout its production years, the Fiat Bravo was recognized for its stylish design and compelling driving dynamics.
The Fiat Bravo was available with a range of engines, both petrol and diesel. During its first generation (1995-2001), petrol engines varied from 1.4 L 12-valve with 80 horsepower to the spirited 2.0L 20-valve Turbo with 147 horsepower. Diesel versions included a 1.9L engine, producing either 75 or 100 horsepower.
The second generation (2007-2014) saw even more advanced engine choices, with the introduction of MultiJet diesel and T-Jet petrol engines. The power range for these engines was between 90 and 150 horsepower.
The Fiat Bravo was recognized for its stylish Italian design and sporty handling. Despite being a compact hatchback, it offered reasonable interior space, suitable for a small family. The high-performance versions, like the HGT model, were especially praised for their exhilarating performance and dynamic handling characteristics. Read more