Fiat Bravo 2011 Qatar Prices & Specs

Fiat launched the compact Bravo hatchback as a new-for-2010 model, marking its return to the GCC after a gap of nearly a decade. With funky cabin materials, unique exterior, seating for five and a 500-litre boot, the Bravo goes for practicality with a bit of flair. The only GCC-spec engine is a 1.4-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder, mated to a 6-speed "Dualogic" automanual, essentially a "robotised" manual gearbox. Three trims are available, with the base model getting power windows, keyless entry, manual a/c, CD player and 16-inch steel wheels with hubcaps. The mid-range Comfort Pack adds 16-inch alloy wheels, dual-zone a/c, Bluetooth phone, turning fog-lights and a Blue&Me stereo that includes voice-control options and USB connectivity. The Luxury Pack adds 17-inch alloys, cruise control, parking sensors, leather upholstery and a sunroof. Options include various cabin fabrics, carbon effect and chrome cabin trims and 18-inch alloy wheels. On the safety front, the Bravo comes with standard ABS with electronic brakeforce distribution, as well as front and side-curtain airbags. The Comfort Pack adds traction control and electronic stability control while the Luxury Pack adds a tyre pressure monitor.