Car help! Fiat Multipla anyone?

[Hope]

Just to let you all know, as usual my bloomin husband was right.:irked:
We've come back from a long weekend in Yorkshire and there are probs with the extension.
We have to re-route the sewerage pipes (they cover ours and the 3 houses to the left of us) in our garden, it was either that or move the whole build forward or back 1m (& then re submit amended plans!)
So there goes my car money, I'll just keep saving.:irked:

Thank goodness you didn't spend the money then.

Fingers crossed that that will be your only hiccup xxx

 

[stanleyann]

Sorry I had to laugh - that is one pig ugly looking car & we always say so every time we pass one!!!!! Just be wary of Fiat's, I know quite a few people that have had them and parts availablity can be a nightmare when they go wrong ... and they are known in the motor trade as going wrong quite often. :wink2:

dont know what fiat cars are like now but i always remember being told to steer clear of them as fiat stands for FIX IT AGAIN TOMORROW

but then again the word scoda used to be everyones worst nightmare and apparantly they are top notch now as i think they teamed up with vw

stanleyann

 

[nailnanny]

I drive one since 1999 and it´s a really brilliant car,no troules whatsoever,and as i am sitting in it,i don´t see the outside

I love it and i don´t like the new version as it´s not a multipla anymore without its eyes.

I live in Germany and don´t have any problems with getting spares but then again i wasn´t in need of many.Exhaust and tyres,but i got them just round the corner really.


With three kids it´s an amazing car.When we first got it new, it took us to UK,and we fitted everything in the boot.Travel Cot,Pushchair,Luggage for 5 ,and on the way back an extra pushchair and all my english shopping.

And it´s perfect for McDonalds....lol


Andrea