Fiat Qubo
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A highly original people carrier with a practical design; it has extremely compact dimensions, but an incredible load capacity. The sliding doors, 300litre boot space and isofix points as standard, all make this a useful family transporter.
Mario, Dundee
Having owned a Fiat Qubo Trekking for 9 months I happily rate it 9 out of 10. If you're a parent and or like the oputdoor life it's prefect, easy to clean vast boot, easy to remove seats and 50mpg even when driven with enthusiasm. The snow tyres and increased ground clearance meant I was one of few vehicles happily driving around Dundee during our last ice-age without being scrade dat every bend and junction.
For the price I can't fault he spec either. I paid £10,800 and got the standard ac, tinted windos and other goodies that come with the Trekking model. The Blue and Me integrates my music on a USB chip (no CDs to store/ steal) and the hands free facility keeps the plod off your case.
Why 9 out of 10 you ask? Well at times it does feel a little under powered, specifically accelrating uphill at motorway speeds ie between 50 and 65 mph. If you can live with that go out and buy one!
Name: Mario
Location: Dundee
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Driver airbag may fail to deploy
Recalled on 23rd of June, 2017
Affects builds between Nov 2, 2016 and Apr 27, 2017
Recalled on 31st of March, 2015
Affects builds between Jul 1, 2014 and Jul 31, 2014
Braking efficiency may be reduced
Recalled on 7th of December, 2012
Affects builds between Jun 1, 2012 and Sep 30, 2012
