2017 Fiat Tipo 1.4 Turbo Petrol Review - Very Easy to Drive 

For sure, but as in life, the things that pass noticed are the ones that shocks

😂 No hard feelings to BMW drivers, I used to own one.

It is a good car but if you're used to the driving dynamics and interior quality of a good Golf you will feel a bit disappointed. But if you want cheap reliable transport and don't care for driving enthusiastically on some of Britain's better back roads it's a very good buy.

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It does suck as I hired one for a week in Scotland. It was a year old and full of rattles.

@@MrRawMonkey to be honest the old ones suck so much in portugal things a nightmare to have it running without switching off on hills

i too watch Ashley Neal, would love a joint

I wouldn't rule it out.

@@RichardFanders would love that mate. It's like watching an all stars game

That's good to know, I knew there were some mods, still saves a lot of money modifying an existing platform.

Thank you, this channel is a new project for me.

@@RichardFanders Looking forward to it! I saw on insta already that you post it on your personal channel because of viewership dropping with reviews on Conquer Driving (total bullshit obviously). So keep posting these reviews as much as you like! Also, an idea: make an S-F tier list of car brands. That’d be so fun from a driving teachers point of view.

Despise Fiat....umm.. care to say why?...

I tend not to rely on the rear visibility for manoeuvres, I use mostly my wing mirrors. But I don't remember a problem. I am used to having a small rear window though.

I'm sorry, it's been a while since I had this car so I'm unlikely to remember now.

I may do in the future.

@@RichardFanders would be a great video, also a good perspective from a long term ownership review.

i really like tipo cross

@@beamngtv4000 I’ve seen Marek from Poland review it quite recently.

Im in turkey and 0 milage Egea(tipo) starting from 170.000 Turkish liras :(((( ~60 Minimum Wage

@@beamngtv4000 That’s around £14,720. Way cheaper than a Golf or a Focus.

That's right and it's a Dodge in Mexico.

@@RichardFanders The Neon I believe it’s called in Mexico.

Do you have some plans on for what you wanna use the car for? As in either riding in the city or outside of it, or doing distance in it. Or just fun. It could also be for enjoyment.

@@Cultured78 i want to do both. In city driving and outside aswell. And im really really debating these 2 cars and cannot decide at all

If both are automatics, then both should be fine if you drive them normally. If both are manuals, then at least they are a six speed manual rather then a five speed. At the end of the day, it really comes down on which car you like to sit and drive in the most. What you feel can be important.

@@Cultured78 they r both 5 speed manuals. The fiesta has the power and the seat has the options and convinces

@@connormoore2748 then I honestly think that short and lounge cruises, the fiesta could be your answer. But then again, how they drive could be a final decider.

I'd buy a Toyota Hybrid.

I was quite impressed with it.

And LED headlights as standard.

And a pretty incredible level of driving aids, including lane keeping, blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, automatic lights, etc.

It certainly is good value, but the adaptive cruise control is the worst I've used, it slows down for cars in other lanes on bends and it even braked the car quite sharply when someone was waiting to turn in a different lane on a straight. Made me nervous using it. Not had this problem with other systems I've used.

It is, I have no problem recommending it to someone who wants nice but no thrills motoring.

There will be a review of that car soon.

That's interesting to hear that. The car I reviewed didn't have rattles, it was very well looked after though with barely a scratch in sight.

I've had 2 tipo's. My first one (1.4 petrol hatchback) I had nothing but problems with, needed a brand new gearbox after 13k, window regulator snapped, mass air flow sensor was knackered, plastic trim inside never stayed clipped together, handbrake failed. I ended up getting hit by a stolen driver between 50-60mph (T-boned on drivers side) and although it was a complete write off as you would expect, I came away with no major injuries and even managed to go for a walk later that night. My 2nd Tipo on the other hand which is a 1.6 diesel SW, I absolutely adore and is definitely here to stay for the foreseeable future. The reason I went for another Tipo was because of how practical and cheap it was to buy 2nd hand. Like it says in the video, it's no Hilton Hotel, but if you can settle for a b&b in Blackpool then it's definitely worth a punt!

I didn't know that.

@@RichardFanders me too I had Fiat Bravo 1.6 diesel and was in love with it until friend with alfa 159 had to repair his twice in 30000. Shame otherwise nice cars and with that city drive button ☺️

It's not true what you wrote. Gearbox in Fiat Tipo is C635 not M32

@@sergeydimitrov6105 only fiat bravo 1.4 turbo petrol with 150 hp has the m32 gearbox,all the multijets and fiat bravo 1.4 90hp withouth turbo had the fiat gearbox.

@@petar2319 Interesting, 🤔 thanks guys.

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