The Fiat Punto is worth a look if you can drive a manual and make a promise to yourself to get several quotes before you book it in for a service. If you want an automatic take this car for a long ...

Fiat's light Punto hatch is back in Australia, arriving this week after slow sales under previous distributor Ateco saw it exit the country back in 2010. The Punto that joins Fiat's local range this ...

After taking back the reins from Tata for its sales and distribution network in India, Fiat clearly has its task cut out. However, it is also refreshing it model line-up to boost in India. Its most ...

Fiat has released a limited edition version of its Punto supermini, called the Jet Black. Limited to 300 units, the Jet Black comes only in, you guessed it, black - with a pair of flat black stripes ...

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X-Factor: There is something special about driving an Italian car; the Punto puts the ‘p’ back into personality. So maybe the market is ready for another Fiat. For sure, the re-launched Punto won’t do ...

Fiat India has now rolled out its limited edition “Punto Sport 2013” at the FIAT Cafe in Bengaluru. The car with a 1.3L 90bhp advanced multijet diesel engine is expected to deliver an exciting ...

Fans of cute little Italian superminis, we have good news! The aging Fiat Panda and the discontinued Fiat Punto will reportedly be revived this year as all-electric vehicles in Stellantis’ big push ...

Robert has been an auto enthusiast his entire life. He started working on cars at a young age, learning the basics from his father in the home garage on the weekends. Over the years, he learned as ...

Lately, the car makers from around the world have been blessing the auto market with lots and lots of SUVs and Crossovers. The Italian auto maker Fiat too has decided to participate in the race with a ...

Looking at Fiat’s new 500C Abarth as an exemplar, one wonders if Fiat intentionally builds cars to fulfill decades-old Italian-car stereotypes, wherein occasionally glaring flaws are overcome by ...