Editorial Review
Consumer Reviews
Got the 1.4T version from the used car market after selling my Fiat Bravo 1.4 Tjet.
The GTC may not be as fast as Bravo Tjet, but it was offer more comfortable and better handling. It takes the corners better than my Bravo with coil overs.
The back of the car can easily sit 2 adults comfortably and 3 if slightly squeezed. In term of equipment, I have cruise control, MP3 player, USB, GPS, reverse camera, etc.
You will not be able to find a car of this level of equipment, quality and reliability for this price.
In term of power, the Bravo Tjet was better but in term of comfort, equipment and space, the GTC is better in all areas.
I've driven this for a month plus now, and it still blows me away each time I approach my car. Design is subjective, but in my view this is the best looking hatch in the market with its strong muscular lines and aggressive 18-inch wheels. It bears a striking resemblance to the Megane RS from the side and rear.
I love the features - auto-rain sensors, rear parking camera and iPhone connection. If you pair with your phone's bluetooth, you can even make a call with the touch of a button and speak into the car. It's really clear as well - my friends and family couldn't tell I was on speaker.
The engine is pretty good but it's not going to break any records. The car feels solid and heavy, but the engine does a remarkable job in pushing it along without effort. There is enough torque to overtake comfortably when you want to - which is all I ask for in a car. The brakes are powerful - two thumbs up!
It is not a small car! Despite being a hatch, it's wider than and almost as long as your average most sedans. So take note when parking.
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