LOOKS don't matter to those motorists who seek only out-and-out versatility from their vehicles.
Seats and space are all that count, hence the success of the striking Fiat Multipla. Practicality does bring plaudits, and Fiat's innovative Multipla six-seater mini-MPV has received lots of accolades.
New versions have just gone on sale, offering customers new product features, improved specification, an array of new options and a series of attractive summer promotional pricing offers, starting at £11,995.
The revised Multipla, available in two specifications, SX and ELX, can be equipped with two engine options: the 103bhp 1.6 petrol engine, or the 1.9 115bhp diesel engine.
Enhancements to the range include body-coloured bumpers on ELX versions, remote central locking and alarm on SX versions, improved suspension and new exterior colours.
There are also new interior trims. Ride comfort has been improved, and the driver's door window now has a one-touch close function as standard.
Increased specification on ELX versions includes features such as a new lumbar adjustment control on the driver's seat, a tailgate with electric lock release, tinted glass, body-coloured bumpers and number plate holder, side airbags and new design alloy wheels as standard.
The new Multipla range also incorporates greater safety. ABS anti-lock braking, previously standard equipment, is now augmented by rear disc brakes on all versions.
Front airbags are also standard, and incorporate the latest-generation sensors that modulate airbag intervention according to passenger weight and mass.
The rear seats have also been improved, and the new Multipla range is also fitted with ISOFIX attachments, allowing child seats to be attached easily and safely.
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