Tag: Sedici

  • 2012 Fiat Sedici

    Fiat has released 2012 Sedici, which is already available to order. The model is very successful with its more than 76 000 units registered from 2006 until now. The vehicle is actually the best-selling compact SUV in Italy. Still, we wonder why?

    2012 Sedici comes in three trim levels – Dynamic, Emotion and Experience and is available with two engines –  1.6 16v 120PS (88 kW) and 2.0 16v Multijet diesel engine with 135PS (99 kW).

    2012 Fiat Sedici is available in either front-wheel drive with the only – for those who appreciate line, space and functionality without the need for 4×4 – wheel-drive version is in “on demand” system that lets you the freedom to switch from 4×2 to 4×4, in fact, thanks to the electronic traction, the system automatically adjusts torque distribution on the two axes, further reducing fuel consumption compared to other off-road vehicles in this category, up to a 4×4 with locked differential and torque split 50% front and 50% on the rear axle.

    The standard equipment includes air conditioning, CD radio, fog lights, ESP, four airbags.

    The addition of the ESP from the preparation from Dynamic, the windows and the bag MP3 player from the Emotion version, and, for the top version of Experience The new navigator 5 “touch with CD/MP3 player, Bluetooth, USB and control connnessione iPhone / iPod.

    2012 Fiat Sedici
    Fiat Sedici (2012)

    Source: Fiat

  • Fiat Sedici: The official car of the Juventus camp

    The new Fiat Sedici is the official car for the Juventus Football Club training camp set to run from 9th to 21st July 2009 in Pinzolo, Trentino. Distinguished by customised Juventus colours, the cars supplied will be ferrying Juventus players and their new coach, Ciro Ferrara, during their transfers on their busy training days. (more…)

  • Fiat at the 2008 International Paris Motor Show

    Fiat BravoThe highly original Fiat Automobiles stand at the Paris Motor Show is made up of modular elements with moving shapes and images. The exhibition area is like an enormous high-tech garden with a fluid floor interspersed with lighted inserts that sprout gigantic stems carrying huge mirrored disks. (more…)