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Fiat Tipo

Fiat goes back to the future with its new, 1980s-inspired family hatchback

From £12,4705

Fiat 124 Spider

Fiat looks to its rebodied MX-5 for a much-needed image boost

From £20,1057

Fiat 500X

Decent styling, a well-judged interior and good practicality means Fiat's 500X is a worthy entrant on your compact crossover shortlist

From £14,3057

Fiat 500L MPW

Fiat stretches its 500L to turn it into a bijou 5+2 seat 'Multi Purpose Wagon'; the result is a well-packaged, smooth riding addition to the 500 family

From £18,6107

Fiat Panda

A very fine multi-use little car that offers an enticing ownership proposition

From £8,5008

Fiat 500L Trekking

New chunky Fiat 500L Trekking gets increased ride height, chunky bumpers and a clever traction control system

From £19,3706

It's now 30 years since the introduction of the Fiat Panda 4x4

Fiat Panda 4x4

How much rugged capability does Fiat's off-road city car have?

From £15,6008

Fiat 500L

Bigger take on 500 recipe forsakes some style for much more practicality, but loses some charm in the process

From £13,6857

Fiat Punto

Decently spacious for a supermini, with a good range of engines, but the Punto's driving dynamics are less-than beguiling

From £9,6556

Fiat 500C

The open-topped Fiat 500C is much more costly than its hatchback sibling. Is it worth the premium?

From £12,9158

Fiat Bravo 2007-2014

The Fiat Bravo is a stylish Focus rival. It's good value, but has an odd driving position

From £14,5666

There's a surprising amount of fun to be extracted from the Qubo

Fiat Qubo

The Fiat Qubo is related closely to the Citroen Nemo and Peugeot Bipper. All three are derived from vans, but are surprisingly car-like to drive

From £10,8607

Fiat 500

The Fiat 500 is a deserved success story for the brand, offering bags of style, a fine drive and low costs

From £9,9158

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