Used Fiat Multipla cars for sale

And, that's in complete contrast to the face-lifted car, which replaced it in 2004. It has a conventional Fiat face, which you'll neither love nor loathe. There's plenty to love elsewhere in this model, though. Having two rows of three individual seats works extremely well and the seat backs fold to create a table. There's still a decent boot with all six seats in place. The driver won't complain, either. Although the car's width can be a hassle in town, they'll find it easy and fun to drive. It's very stable, handles and rides well, and scores highly for long-distance comfort. In that respect, the engines are a big help. The petrol and diesel are both willing and get on with the job quietly.

Running Costs
You may be pleasantly surprised at the price of a used Fiat Multipla. They lose value very quickly from new, but then tend to stabilise over the next few years. So if you're canny, you can buy a one- or two-year-old for a bargain price, run it for a few years and flog it on without suffering too much of a loss. Insurance and fuel costs are reasonable, too. The petrol versions come in for groups 7 to 9, depending on how plush they are, and the diesels group 8 to 10. The diesels should also give you low or mid-40s to the gallon, the petrols about 10mpg less. Servicing won't hurt your wallet, but expect to save about 35% on labour costs by going outside the Fiat dealer network, according to a leading warranty company's data.