1991 Fiat Uno Formula 0.9 petrol from UK and Ireland
Summary:
Odd little car
Faults:
Everything. What didn't go wrong is a better question. Well it was never in an accident and did not rust too badly either, so it had that going for it. But... engine trouble, gearbox, clutch, interior plastics broke, you name it.
General Comments:
Bought as a cheap run about back in the day, and my God it was cheap and nasty.
City driving it will do you fine.
Open roads - forget it, you have to be brave to overtake.
Couldn't trust it on long journeys, not reliable.
White, 2 door, standard wheel trims. Quite nostalgic looking back at photos of it.
But it was not a good car. Good points? Cheap to run and fix. Scrapped ours in 2001. Even back then, they were a rare sight on the road, cannot be too many left! Uno was a popular sight when they were new for reasons I'll never understand.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 7th December, 2024
17th Nov 2002, 06:54
Fiat Uno 60 is a very good car, cheap spare parts and easy to repair... very simple under the bonnet. I bought a 1987 model 10 years ago and it's still going strong. It's true that the rear shock absorbers are troublesome and that the left hand bellows has to be changed often. Timing belt also need to be checked often. Mine broke and I had to change all valves and fix a seating. Service is easily made, even the spark plugs need no special setting. The carburettor is also very reliable and can be easily set just by hearing the engine idling. Earthing also need to be cleaned every now and then... but for the rest just formidable.