Fiat Grande Punto

The Fiat Grande Punto is a versatile city car launched in 2005, a direct evolution of the classic Punto and positioned in the B+ segment as a competitor to the Peugeot 207 and Renault Clio. The Fiat Grande Punto history begins with the objective of offering a more spacious cabin and enriched equipment while retaining the agility characteristic of the Turin-based brand. Over the course of its successive Fiat Grande Punto generations, the model has undergone two main updates: the first generation (2005-2009) distinguishes itself through its rounded and modern design signed by Giugiaro, while the 2009 facelift introduces a refined front end, a renovated dashboard and more ecological powertrains meeting Euro 5 standards. The Fiat Grande Punto displays remarkable versatility thanks to its five-door configuration, well-proportioned boot and progressive finishes from Actual style to dynamic Sporting. Until its withdrawal from European catalogs in 2014, replaced by the Punto Evo and then the new Punto, this city car seduced motorists seeking a reliable, practical and economical used car, armed with proven petrol and diesel engines covering a wide range of powers. The Fiat Grande Punto technical specifications reflect Italian expertise in compactness: compact length for optimized habitability, progressive power steering and suspensions calibrated for urban and highway comfort.