Fiat Uno production to end.

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Fri 6 Dec 2013 20:22
Fiat Uno production to end. - Trilogy

Made in Brazil. ranwhenparked.net/2013/12/06/fiat-to-end-uno-produ.../

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Fri 6 Dec 2013 20:43
Fiat Uno production to end. - jamie745

Good

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Sat 7 Dec 2013 13:50
Fiat Uno production to end. - Chris M

I'm surprised they are still making them.

We had two of them some years ago and they both proved reliable and perhaps surprisingly (for jamie at least) rust free.

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Sat 7 Dec 2013 18:13
Fiat Uno production to end. - Collos25

I lived in Sau Paulo for quite a long time driven many KMs in a Mille and sugar cane fuel.

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Sat 7 Dec 2013 20:14
Fiat Uno production to end. - Happy Blue!

I had an Uno is about 1985 or so. A spacious, comfortable and economical car with a certain style for the period. I thik they would look good if produced now.

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Sat 7 Dec 2013 21:50
Fiat Uno production to end. - Trilogy

I had a Fire one as an unlimited mileage hire car in Norfolk. When I returned the car after 5 weeks they were staggered I had done 4,000 miles. A great car to drive but somewhat flimsy feeling. During my tenure the driver's side window dropped into the door

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Sat 7 Dec 2013 22:14
Fiat Uno production to end. - jamie745

Automatic windows.

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Sat 7 Dec 2013 22:49
Fiat Uno production to end. - Smileyman

I remember driving one of these many years ago when my Austin Maestro was paying one of it's regular visits to dealer for ongoing repairs.....

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Sat 7 Dec 2013 23:32
Fiat Uno production to end. - Wackyracer

During my tenure the driver's side window dropped into the door

I had that with the one I owned. The glass was only secured to the winding mechanism with a large plastic peg which had a couple of lugs to stop it falling off. I soon fixed it by drilling a hole through the peg and putting a split pin through it. It never fell down again.

I did alot of miles in that car and it was quite economical, The body rusted quite a bit though.

They were a good, cheap, Economical car of the time.

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