Fiat Stilo

Fiat Stilo
Fiat
aka	Fiat Stilo Multiwagon
Production	2001-2007
Class	Family Hatchback
Body Style	Three-door hatchback Five-door hatchback Five-door Multiwagon
Length	Three-door - 4182 mm
Width	1784 mm
Height	1475 mm
Wheelbase	2600 mm
Weight	Three-door Dynamic - 1285 kg
Transmission	Five- or six-speed manual 5-speed semi-automatic
Engine	1,242 cc four-cylinder petrol 1,368 cc four-cylinder petrol 1,600 cc four-cylinder petrol 1,800 cc four-cylinder petrol 2,400 cc five-cylinder petrol 1.9 JTD diesel 1.9 JTD 16v diesel
Power	1.2 - 80hp 1.3 - 95hp 1.6 - 103hp 1.8 - 133hp 2.4 - 170hp 1.9 JTD - 115-130hp 1.9 JTD 16v - 150hp
Similar	Ford Focus SEAT Leon Citroen C4 Volkswagen Golf Peugeot 307
Designer	{{{Designer (lead designer if it was a team effort)}}}

The Fiat Stilo was introduced in 2001 as a replacement for the successful Bravo and Brava models and Fiat's entry into the popular 'Family Hatchback' class. The Stilo was designed from the ground up, and was predicted to be the new volume seller which would carry Fiat into the 21st Century.

The Stilo is available in three-door, five-door and Multiwagon variants, with a variety of engines and models geared either towards economy or performance. Boasting high equipment levels, average fuel economy and excellent safety features, the Stilo was one of the company's best selling models before the arrival of the Fiat Nuova Panda and most recently Fiat Grande Punto, but now it's getting quite dated, both from an engineering perspective and in the looks department. The Stilo will be replaced in the summer of 2007 by the Brava.