Last month, as reported by our ever so excellent Matt Gasnier, there was a minor earthquake in Brazil. For the first time in a blue moon, a car other than the VW Gol stood at the top of the heap. That car was the new Fiat Uno. In this ongoing battle to the death (mind you, the rivalry Fiat X Volkswagen is akin to the heated relations between Ford and Chevy of yore) new weapons and tactics are unveiled at all times. Fiat just disclosed their new guns: the new Uno two-door and the Sporting line. (Read More…)
Posted in Fiat
Tagged as Brazil, Brazilian 2011 New Uno Sporting 1.4, Marcelo de Vasconcellos, Review
Tagged as Brazil, Brazilian 2011 New Uno Sporting 1.4, Marcelo de Vasconcellos, Review
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Robert Gordon - Gosh how interesting.
Robstar - Diesel is currently $3.89 near me. Regular is $4.09, and premium is $4.39. Wishing I had more diesel options for an econobox than VW….this is not...
Demetri - I can’t stand these new cars where the top of the hood/quarter panel is higher than the beltline of the car. It looks awful. The CR-Z is like...
BangForYourBuck - Hybrids are another expensive solution.
Summicron - Never heard it put better. Cruelest part is knowing good and well that your rust was once steel. Physically and mentally.
BangForYourBuck - “One must wonder how long Mitsubishi keeps the lights on in the US” Mitsu has very low overhead and a high level of stubbornness.
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Compaq Deskpro - The French military are basically doing what we were doing in Afghanistan, they’re in Mali helping push back various jihadist...
Summicron - I don’t disagree. It’s just that for mass marketing purposes anything more expensive than gas is doomed in America. Haven’t you met...
skor - “The world really wasn’t ready for the truth.” Still isn’t. I wish someone had told me that when I was 17.