Fiat Coupe 20v Turbos

Thanks for that link. As much as I love them I dont know if I can handle the risk of associated costs. :(

Wish Fiat would make a new one :)
 
I don't want to put you off, mine was a tatty example because I paid a tatty example price for it, but I went in with my eyes open.

They will never be a cheap car to run like a Focus or some other humdrum Eurobox, but they are much more rewarding to drive. Certainly worth getting a test drive in a nice one if you can.
 
Dogbreath said:
I don't want to put you off, mine was a tatty example because I paid a tatty example price for it, but I went in with my eyes open.

They will never be a cheap car to run like a Focus or some other humdrum Eurobox, but they are much more rewarding to drive. Certainly worth getting a test drive in a nice one if you can.
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Feel free to be put off by my tale of expense though. I had one in fantastic condition, and it still cost me a fortune! Italian flair with Italian costs!
 
You'll certainly not be the 1st here to get one, the experience is pretty consistent; it's a hoot and it's not cheap to run. Good bits: almost all. Not so good bits: almost all. Not much more you need to know.
 
Bought mine from new a loved every minute of it, it had done nearly 100K when it developed a water leak and blew up!

Great car but as nearly everybody has said expensive to run. One day when I have a four car garage I'll buy a nice LE ;)

HEADRAT
 
Great cars and you'll love the sounds of the straight 5. My dad didn't have many major problems.

Seems it common for the locks to freeze and the hand brake to seize during the colder weather too. Don't get the engine bay wet either, caused major issues in my dads, alarm went loopy!
 
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