Fiat Qubo Estate review
At a glance
| Price new | £11,535 - £17,043 |
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| Used prices | £961 - £12,317 |
| Road tax cost | £20 - £255 |
| Insurance group | 2 - 9 |
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| Fuel economy | 32.8 - 47.9 mpg |
| Range | 356 - 713 miles |
| Miles per pound | 4.8 - 6.1 |
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Available fuel types
Petrol
Diesel
Pros & cons
Huge practicality in a small package, cheap to run, sliding rear doors, funky image
Looks very much like a van still, sluggish engines, fidgets on rough roads
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Overview
The Fiat Qubo is a small people carrier that majors on practicality and family-friendly features. It’s hard to disguise the fact that it’s based on a van – in this case the Fiat Fiorino, but unlike older commercial-vehicle based cars, the Qubo is actually pretty sophisticated and refined. It has car-like driving characteristics, which is good news for someone used to driving a small hatchback and the interior is neatly finished with quality materials and a good driving position.
Add in a plenty of rear passenger room plus a useful boot and the Qubo makes a good small family car. It also has low running costs thanks to economical engines, while the diesel is cheap to tax.
