Is the 1.4 Punto Evo powerful enough?
Is the 1.4-litre engine strong enough to shift the body in semi-auto form?
Will the 16 valve do a lot better?
Will the 16 valve do a lot better?
Asked on 11 August 2011 by William T
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My advice is stay away.
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