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Check out this 2002 Fiat Punto featuring an excellent 1.8 MT (131 hp) engine giving 131 hp. The Manual transmission pairs well with Front wheel drive for reliable acceleration and simple control, while the distributed injection (multipoint) offers 164 N*m of torque at 4300 kW. This model’s trim Standard design seats up to 5 passengers in comfort, and dimensions of 3800 mm long, 1660 mm wide, and 1480 mm high ensures your presence on the road with other key features like N/A ground clearance and a 1040 kg curb weight for stability. With 0 miles on the odometer, this vehicle has consistently proven its reliability and is located in Osijek.
Chasis
Body Type
Hatchback
Length
3800 mm
Height
1480 mm
Number of Seats
5
Width
1660 mm
Wheelbase
2460 mm
Engine
Engine Type
Gasoline
Max Power at RPM
6300 RPM
Fuel
95
Engine Power
131 hp
Maximum Torque
164 N*m
Turnover of maximum torque
4300 kW
Other
Drive Wheels
Front wheel drive
Gearbox Type
Manual
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USB Ports
AM/FM Radio
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