Fiat has prepared unbeatable offers on its entire model range at this year's Motor Fair in Naxxar.
On the Fiat stand you will find the best selling mini car in Europe, the Panda, agile in city traffic, standing out from the crowd with its compact proportions, superb handling and higher ground clearance. The package consists of parking sensors, alarm, radio CD and metallic paint - worth Lm550 - all for free with every Panda bought during the fair.
The Giugiaro penned Grande Punto features cutting edge design, top safety features (five-star EuroNCAP rating), quality materials and vibrant colours. Engines range from the fuel-efficient, perky 65 bhp 1.2-litre petrol to the potent 130 bhp MJET diesel. It is heavily discounted at Lm6,050, for the three-door 1.2, with air-conditioning, power steering (dual drive), ABS+EBD, driver and passenger airbags, central locking, immobiliser, electric windows and mirrors and more.
The Idea (see test drive on page 12) now has a long list of improvements, from restyled headlights to new engines and colours.
The Stilo, sculpted, solid and inspiring, defies convention. If your idea of driving involves groundbreaking advances and fresh thinking, then the Stilo is ideal.
Fiat have a mega offer on both the Stilo and Idea, consisting of up to Lm1,000 more on the used car value of all those clients buying either model during the fair.
The Croma, inspired by the Italian passion for style and comfort, is muscular and energetic, compact yet spacious.
Completing the line-up is the 2006 Van of the Year, the versatile, sturdy and friendly work mate. Maximum productivity is ensured by the payload (730 kg, which is raised to 850 kg with the special variant) and segment-leading interior volumes (3.2 m3 or 3.8 m3 with the high-roof option). The width between the wheel arches (1,200 mm) and the low access threshold (535 mm) make goods loading/unloading much easier.
In addition to these offers, Fiat is also giving tailored hire purchase terms and part exchange will also be available.
Spider show-stopper
The Alfa Romeo brand is synonymous with high end Italian design, brilliant driving pleasure and unparalleled quality. Its cars have made automobile history both on and off the track.
The Alfa 147 and 159 will be at the Motor Fair as well as the New Alfa Spider.
The Alfa 147 epitomises the best in Alfa Romeo's tradition, standing out with its compact, slender lines. The Alfa 159 is a car for connoisseurs, stirring emotions and providing pure driving pleasure. The new 159 boasts a new 'premium' floorpan, with high performance materials, multiple sheet metal and laser welding. It adopts an impressive suspension set-up that uses a high wishbone solution at the front, derived from the world of motor racing, and a multi-link system at the rear.
The star on the Alfa stand is the breathtaking Spider, a legendary open top sports car, heir to the legacy of the Giulietta Spider and the unforgettable Duetto. The New Alfa Spider, awarded the title of "2006 Cabrio of the Year", is Italian through and through. It is not just beautiful, but also technologically advanced and inherently a thoroughbred sports car
Hyundai - world number 6
Since its inception in 1967, Hyundai Motor has grown to be the sixth biggest carmaker in the world. Renowned for its high quality, it is on a par with its Japanese counterparts.
At this year's Motor Fair Hyundai has a complete line-up of vehicles in all market segments.
The smallest model is the Atos Prime, at Lm3,999, equipped with power steering, driver's airbag, ABS, central locking, colour coded bumpers, 50:50 rear split seats, tinted glass and rear wiper, an electronically fuel-injected engine.
The Getz, best selling car in Malta for the past three years, will be at the forefront of the Hyundai stand. As a Motor Fair offer, a Getz 1.1 with full extras sells for Lm5,275, including free servicing for up to 30,000 km amounting to an average of four services.
The all new Hyundai Accent three- and five-door versions are also at the fair. Built with three vital elements in mind - style, habitability and, above all, the driver - the Accent is a familiar name, but this new version is a totally different car.
The Matrix is the ideal family mover. Designed by the prestigious Pininfarina design studio, it is the perfect city car.
The new Sonata turns up the heat on the competition with enhanced performance, new safety technology and dramatic refinements to the styling and luxury content. The Sonata project is an unmistakable image of luxury, prestige and sophistication.
The new Tucson is a large, stylish SUV, winner of the J.D. Powers' Initial Quality Rating in the SUV segment. Now also powered by a 2.0-litre engine, with full extras, including privacy glass, it costs Lm10,950.
The popular new Santa Fe features powerful engines in both 2WD and 4WD. It can seat up to seven persons in total comfort and safety, yet it also combines a modern, state-of-the-art design. The Santa Fe can be summed up in four words: power, space, luxury and detail.
On the Fiat stand you will find the best selling mini car in Europe, the Panda, agile in city traffic, standing out from the crowd with its compact proportions, superb handling and higher ground clearance. The package consists of parking sensors, alarm, radio CD and metallic paint - worth Lm550 - all for free with every Panda bought during the fair.
The Giugiaro penned Grande Punto features cutting edge design, top safety features (five-star EuroNCAP rating), quality materials and vibrant colours. Engines range from the fuel-efficient, perky 65 bhp 1.2-litre petrol to the potent 130 bhp MJET diesel. It is heavily discounted at Lm6,050, for the three-door 1.2, with air-conditioning, power steering (dual drive), ABS+EBD, driver and passenger airbags, central locking, immobiliser, electric windows and mirrors and more.
The Idea (see test drive on page 12) now has a long list of improvements, from restyled headlights to new engines and colours.
The Stilo, sculpted, solid and inspiring, defies convention. If your idea of driving involves groundbreaking advances and fresh thinking, then the Stilo is ideal.
Fiat have a mega offer on both the Stilo and Idea, consisting of up to Lm1,000 more on the used car value of all those clients buying either model during the fair.
The Croma, inspired by the Italian passion for style and comfort, is muscular and energetic, compact yet spacious.
Completing the line-up is the 2006 Van of the Year, the versatile, sturdy and friendly work mate. Maximum productivity is ensured by the payload (730 kg, which is raised to 850 kg with the special variant) and segment-leading interior volumes (3.2 m3 or 3.8 m3 with the high-roof option). The width between the wheel arches (1,200 mm) and the low access threshold (535 mm) make goods loading/unloading much easier.
In addition to these offers, Fiat is also giving tailored hire purchase terms and part exchange will also be available.
Spider show-stopper
The Alfa Romeo brand is synonymous with high end Italian design, brilliant driving pleasure and unparalleled quality. Its cars have made automobile history both on and off the track.
The Alfa 147 and 159 will be at the Motor Fair as well as the New Alfa Spider.
The Alfa 147 epitomises the best in Alfa Romeo's tradition, standing out with its compact, slender lines. The Alfa 159 is a car for connoisseurs, stirring emotions and providing pure driving pleasure. The new 159 boasts a new 'premium' floorpan, with high performance materials, multiple sheet metal and laser welding. It adopts an impressive suspension set-up that uses a high wishbone solution at the front, derived from the world of motor racing, and a multi-link system at the rear.
The star on the Alfa stand is the breathtaking Spider, a legendary open top sports car, heir to the legacy of the Giulietta Spider and the unforgettable Duetto. The New Alfa Spider, awarded the title of "2006 Cabrio of the Year", is Italian through and through. It is not just beautiful, but also technologically advanced and inherently a thoroughbred sports car
Hyundai - world number 6
Since its inception in 1967, Hyundai Motor has grown to be the sixth biggest carmaker in the world. Renowned for its high quality, it is on a par with its Japanese counterparts.
At this year's Motor Fair Hyundai has a complete line-up of vehicles in all market segments.
The smallest model is the Atos Prime, at Lm3,999, equipped with power steering, driver's airbag, ABS, central locking, colour coded bumpers, 50:50 rear split seats, tinted glass and rear wiper, an electronically fuel-injected engine.
The Getz, best selling car in Malta for the past three years, will be at the forefront of the Hyundai stand. As a Motor Fair offer, a Getz 1.1 with full extras sells for Lm5,275, including free servicing for up to 30,000 km amounting to an average of four services.
The all new Hyundai Accent three- and five-door versions are also at the fair. Built with three vital elements in mind - style, habitability and, above all, the driver - the Accent is a familiar name, but this new version is a totally different car.
The Matrix is the ideal family mover. Designed by the prestigious Pininfarina design studio, it is the perfect city car.
The new Sonata turns up the heat on the competition with enhanced performance, new safety technology and dramatic refinements to the styling and luxury content. The Sonata project is an unmistakable image of luxury, prestige and sophistication.
The new Tucson is a large, stylish SUV, winner of the J.D. Powers' Initial Quality Rating in the SUV segment. Now also powered by a 2.0-litre engine, with full extras, including privacy glass, it costs Lm10,950.
The popular new Santa Fe features powerful engines in both 2WD and 4WD. It can seat up to seven persons in total comfort and safety, yet it also combines a modern, state-of-the-art design. The Santa Fe can be summed up in four words: power, space, luxury and detail.