waveAlgún comentario?Strada The pick-up of the range, which replaced the Fiorino pickup in some markets, the Strada is available (depending on the market) both with a single, two-seat cab or an extended cab with a bench seat behind the front seats. A load of up to 705kg can be carried on the rear of the 2-seat version. The front design echoes the Palio/Siena, but the Strada has a longer wheelbase (up by 358mm from the Palio), wider tracks and has been given a more robust appearance with the use of different a bumper and plastic wheelarch extensions. The rear of the car is all new, and includes FIAT pressed into the hinged tailgate.Weekend The estate car version again features a slightly stretched wheelbase (63mm longer than the Palio) in order to increase the useable space inside. Otherwise the metal work is the same back as far as (and including) the rear doors. The stretch is clearly visible between the rear doors and the rear wheelarch. Further back is the volumous rear luggage area, including a large hatch which, when opened, leaves a very low loading height, and the split folding rear seats which enable (when all folded) up to 1540dm3 of space to be used. The rear tailgate design echoes the Siena with a horizontal swage connecting the light clusters whilst roof bars add to the visual impact of the vehicle. In some markets a version of the estate known as the 'Adventure' is also available. This has an 'off-road' kit which makes the car visually more aggressive, with different bumpers, bull-bars, bars along the sills, various plastic trim and a raised ride height. In 2002 the Weekend also received a facelift (see Palio below) in certain markets.
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Tema: Fiat Palio Weekend (Leído 13298 veces)
