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Fiat Croma 1.9 16V MULTIJET ELEGANZA 5DR AUTO 21000MILES FFSH Hatchback Diesel Blue

2006 Fiat Croma 1.9 16V MULTIJET ELEGANZA 5DR AUTO 21000MILES FFSH

  • Engine: 1910 Diesel Automatic
  • Year: 2006
  • Finished in: Blue
  • Location: Warminster Wiltshire
  • £5,499
FIAT CROMA *** MOT JANUARY 2013, 3 MONTH WARRANTY *** Hatchback PETROL Techno Grey Metallic

2009 FIAT CROMA *** MOT JANUARY 2013, 3 MONTH WARRANTY ***

  • Engine: 1796 PETROL Manual
  • Year: 2009
  • Finished in: Techno Grey Metallic
  • Location: Glasgow Strathclyde
  • £3,185
Fiat Croma 1.9 Jtd Dynamic Multijet 8v Hatchback Diesel GRAPHITE GREY

2006 Fiat Croma 1.9 Jtd Dynamic Multijet 8v

  • Engine: 1910 Diesel Manual
  • Year: 2006
  • Finished in: GRAPHITE GREY
  • Location: Leeds West Yorkshire
  • £2,571

Fiat History - Click to expand

The Italian company Fiat is one of the world's largest car manufacturers. Fiat has been around since 1899 and has seen many changes since its inception. Fiat is commonly known for car production, though the company has also produced trucks, aircraft, trains and military tanks. Founded by Giovanni Agnelli, the company started manufacturing Fiat cars with its 3 1/2 CV model, a derivative of the Benz at the time. Fiat soon branched out into less explored areas, producing a truck in 1903 and becoming one of the first aircraft engine producers in 1908. By 1910, Fiat was already Italy's largest car manufacturer, a status it has held onto ever since. In the early 1900s, Fiat had the distinction of being a high-class, luxury brand in the United States, where models would often fetch over $8000. Like many other manufacturing companies, the advent of WWI had a great impact on the company, with production shifted to military engines, vehicles and aircraft for the allies. Following a period of expansion in the inter-war years, the cycle repeated itself, and this time the Fiat production team was employed to produce weapons for the Axis forces. By the 1960s, new models such as the Fiat 1300 gained a foothold as popular and relatively affordable family cars. Perhaps most famously, the Fiat 124 became extremely popular, particularly throughout Eastern Europe. Versions of this model were licensed by other companies and have a history of being ubiquitous in countries such as India, Spain, Russia and even Korea. Needless to say, sales of Fiat cars climbed to very high levels during this period and vintage secondhand Fiat models are often sought by keen collectors. Like other European companies, Fiat withdrew from the US due to low sales in the 1980s. Fiat sales in the US have subsequently increased in recent years, following the acquisition of the Maserati brand which re-entered the US market in 2002, a move that is now seen as one of the company's many crowning feats.

Fiat 500 returns in the Top 10 Best Sellers List

Fiat 500 returns in the Top 10 Best Sellers List

Fiat 500's enduring appeal has been shown again as it rebounded back in the UK's Top 10 new car registrations for last month, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). This indicates that there is still a healthy demand for the iconic city car, which was launched over four years ago, while proving its continued success in the country.  Based on the organisation's data, the Fiat 500's private registrations rose by 14.8% in April, leadin...

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New Punto Van stars at Birmingham's CV show

New Punto Van stars at Birmingham's CV show

Fiat Professional's Punto Van 2012 made its UK debut at Birmingham's CV show, which is currently being held at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) from the 24th - 26th April 2012. The latest Punto Van is the successor to the Grande Punto Van and features many improvements over its predecessor, making it a strong contender in the car-derived van segment, with its payload of 520 kilograms and one cubic metre load capacity. External styling modifications to the van i...

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