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My new car!
- Thread starter Redliner
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bone
"bangle for president"
a hatch 
but what is it? :?
tipo? bravo? uno? sth else?
never seen it before
and what engine has it got?
(why do all brazilian cars look different than the eurepean/american model?)
but what is it? :?
tipo? bravo? uno? sth else?
never seen it before
and what engine has it got?
(why do all brazilian cars look different than the eurepean/american model?)
avanti
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Congratulations! Its very nice, I think it is a bravo
Ethan
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Fiat Palio... nice little city car
Is it the !.6 or the 1.3 engine?
Is it the !.6 or the 1.3 engine?
bone said:a hatch
but what is it? :?
tipo? bravo? uno? sth else?
never seen it before
and what engine has it got?
(why do all brazilian cars look different than the eurepean/american model?)
Forgot to tell you the details.
Yes it is a Palio and yes it is the 1.6 liter version. (106hp, not much but not that bad.) I had the 1.0 liter a few years ago (61hp weheeee :lol: !) and loved it. So far I?m loving this one even more! It has all the good bits the other one had and nearly twice the power
And I really don?t know why the cars sold here are (in most cases) different.
As you can see in the pictures, I "tuned" it a bit: Exchanged the wheels/ tires from 175/65R14 to 195/45R15 and installed Eibach Sportline springs.
Glad you liked it!
swek
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Funny to see all those european cars designed for south america. What's the deal behind them ? Wouldn't it be more effective to bring already existing designs over instead of creating a whole new car ? Like the Punto in your case
swek said:
Well, we had the Uno, Tipo, Tempra and now the Stilo. The Palio was marketed as a "world car" and Fiat is currently considering selling the new Punto here as a middle car between the Palio and the Stilo. I really hope they do!
Marc said:
I used to go sideways with the 1.0 liter version, I can try that with this one as well! :lol:
bone
"bangle for president"
Redliner said:Forgot to tell you the details.
Yes it is a Palio and yes it is the 1.6 liter version. (106hp, not much but not that bad.) I had the 1.0 liter a few years ago (61hp weheeee :lol: !) and loved it. So far I?m loving this one even more! It has all the good bits the other one had and nearly twice the power
And I really don?t know why the cars sold here are (in most cases) different.
As you can see in the pictures, I "tuned" it a bit: Exchanged the wheels/ tires from 175/65R14 to 195/45R15 and installed Eibach Sportline springs.
Glad you liked it!
195 on 106 bhp? :shock:
isn't that kinda wide? you're still able to move the car?
the smaller the tire, the more the fun
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bone said:195 on 106 bhp? :shock:
isn't that kinda wide? you're still able to move the car?
the smaller the tire, the more the fun
Hmmm, yes it is a little wide, but grip in corners is just fenomenal. It?s not much wider then the original equipment (175). In fact, I found much easier to launch the car, the 175?s spun very easily.
I can just imagine what will you say when I tell you I used to run 195/45 on the 1.0 liter version, wich has only 60 bhp :lol: :lol: :lol: