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Car Forum / Fiat Cars / May 2005

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don't buy a fiat car

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Fabio - 17 May 2005 21:49 GMT
I worked in a logistic society inside the fiat auto.
I advise dont' buy a fiat group cars because it' is scarce quality.
E-Cie - 17 May 2005 22:28 GMT
> I worked in a logistic society inside the fiat auto.
> I advise dont' buy a fiat group cars because it' is scarce quality.

You're wrong; they are not. I drive Fiat cars for more than 26 years now and
they were all OK! Maybe the drivers are "scarce quality"? ;-)
(or am I feeding the trolls now...)
Fabio - 17 May 2005 22:52 GMT
>> I worked in a logistic society inside the fiat auto.
>> I advise dont' buy a fiat group cars because it' is scarce quality.
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>
>Probably you are very luck!!!!!!!!!!!
E-Cie - 18 May 2005 20:58 GMT
> >> I worked in a logistic society inside the fiat auto.
> >> I advise dont' buy a fiat group cars because it' is scarce quality.
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> >
> >Probably you are very luck!!!!!!!!!!!

I am!! Are you not? That's a shame... ;-)
Draak - 17 May 2005 23:17 GMT
Op 17-5-2005, heeft E-Cie verondersteld :
>> I worked in a logistic society inside the fiat auto.
>> I advise dont' buy a fiat group cars because it' is scarce quality.
>>
> You're wrong; they are not. I drive Fiat cars for more than 26 years now and
> they were all OK! Maybe the drivers are "scarce quality"? ;-)
> (or am I feeding the trolls now...)

Ah, but you have to admit, in 26 years the rustprevention got much
better :-)

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E-Cie - 18 May 2005 21:00 GMT
> Op 17-5-2005, heeft E-Cie verondersteld :
> >> I worked in a logistic society inside the fiat auto.
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> Ah, but you have to admit, in 26 years the rustprevention got much
> better :-)

Eeehhh... yes, you got a point there! But a "little" rust never kept me away
from a decent Italian car. :-)
Draak - 18 May 2005 21:08 GMT
E-Cie plaatste dit op het scherm :

>>> You're wrong; they are not. I drive Fiat cars for more than 26 years now
>>> and they were all OK! Maybe the drivers are "scarce quality"? ;-)
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> Eeehhh... yes, you got a point there! But a "little" rust never kept me away
> from a decent Italian car. :-)

Well, i decided about a year ago to keep driving mine until it stops
running :-) http://home.planet.nl/~serne038/diversen/puntoforum.jpg
There is a good change i'll buy another Fiat after that, i like them
(before i had an Ford Escort and Opel/Vauxhall Corsa).
My hobbycar will stay as long as i live (if possible)
http://home.planet.nl/~serne038/diversen/cabrio3.jpg

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E-Cie - 20 May 2005 22:37 GMT
> E-Cie plaatste dit op het scherm :
>
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> My hobbycar will stay as long as i live (if possible)
> http://home.planet.nl/~serne038/diversen/cabrio3.jpg

Beautyful mk1 you got there! If you manage to keep it in that condition it
will last for a "couple of years" from now. I drive a mk2 Sporting for 5
years now (it's my third Punto, bought it new) and there is a good chance i
will keep it for as long as it will last. No big problems after 5 years of
daily service! :-)
Greetings, E-Cie.
Draak - 20 May 2005 23:55 GMT
E-Cie stelde dit idee voor :

> Beautyful mk1 you got there! If you manage to keep it in that condition it
> will last for a "couple of years" from now. I drive a mk2 Sporting for 5
> years now (it's my third Punto, bought it new) and there is a good chance i
> will keep it for as long as it will last. No big problems after 5 years of
> daily service! :-)
> Greetings, E-Cie.

Yes, i keep it well serviced., i have been driving it for 5,5 years now
(bought it 1.5 years old).
I got some things replaced already recently, my idea: to avoid high
costs, get rid of the Punto after 5 years :-)
Main reason i keep driving it is the money: i only buy cars with my own
money, no loans.
I just started saving for the next car after this Punto :-)

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E-Cie - 21 May 2005 23:58 GMT
> E-Cie stelde dit idee voor :
>
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> money, no loans.
> I just started saving for the next car after this Punto :-)

I think if it's possible to keep the car normally serviced there will be no
big problems to be expected but, of course, one can never tell. Generally
Punto's are pretty reliable and rather low on running costs, at least mine
were. I drive Fiat's all my life and there was not a single one which ever
let me down once. And now and then there were pretty old ones among them
too....
Greetings, E-Cie.
Draak - 22 May 2005 00:36 GMT
E-Cie schreef op 22-5-2005 :

>> Yes, i keep it well serviced., i have been driving it for 5,5 years now
>> (bought it 1.5 years old).
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> too....
> Greetings, E-Cie.

Time will tell how long mine will last, until now it never let me down.
I am sure i will post again here so once in a while, i'll keep reading
anyway :-)

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E-Cie - 22 May 2005 22:16 GMT
> E-Cie schreef op 22-5-2005 :
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> I am sure i will post again here so once in a while, i'll keep reading
> anyway :-)

So do i. See ya around then! :-)
Matt Parker - 18 May 2005 22:25 GMT
> I worked in a logistic society inside the fiat auto. I advise dont' buy a
> fiat group cars because it' is scarce quality.

Since you are not working there anymore things have improved dramaticaly.
 
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