Fiat Punto Hatchback (2003 - 2006) review
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PROS
Attractive inside and out, generous cabin space, easy to park.
CONS
Interior feels too cheap.
At a glance |
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|---|---|
| New price | £6,995 - £12,295 |
| Used price | £290 - £1,245 |
| Fuel economy | 34 - 64 mpg |
| Road tax cost | £30 - £300 |
| Insurance group | 7 - 27 How much is it to insure? |
Fiat Punto Hatchback rivals
Punto's basic design has been around since 1994 - although refreshed many times - yet it's still a top supermini choice with a particularly youthful image helping make it popular with buyers. The most recent facelift has taken a step towards a more mature look. It's cheap to buy, no-hassle to own, well specced and has a range of willing and economical engines.
The downsides are relatively heavy depreciation, a so-so dealer network and a patchy reputation for reliability.
