2012 Punto prices revealed

The 2009 metamorphosis of the Fiat Grande Punto into the Punto Evo has to be one of the nastiest facelifts seen in recent years.

Out went the neat Maserati-inspired front end, replaced by an incongruous chrome bar and ugly thick black bumpers.

But now, just two years later, Fiat has wisely decided to repair the damage. For 2012, the styling has been successfully tidied up and the ‘Evo’ suffix has been dropped.

Fiat Punto 3-Door (2012) Front SideFiat Punto 3-Door (2012) Rear Side
Fiat Punto (2012) Dashboard
Fiat Punto TwinAir 5-Door (2012) Interior
Fiat Punto TwinAir 5-Door (2012) Rear SideFiat Punto TwinAir 5-Door (2012) Front Side

Buyers will be able to choose from Pop, Easy or Lounge trim levels, plus the special edition GBT, while the engine line-up comprises six engines (with the two-cylinder TwinAir arriving in April).

UK on the road prices for the 2012 Fiat Punto range from £9,990 to £15,600.

2012 Fiat Punto - UK OTR Prices
3-Door Petrol
1.2 8V 69 Pop £9,990
1.4 8V 77 Easy £11,300
1.4 8V Dualogic Easy £11,800
1.4 8V 77 GBT £11,800
1.4 8V 77 Lounge £12,900
1.4 MultiAir 16V 105 Lounge £13,900
1.4 MultiAir Turbo 135 Lounge £15,200
3-Door Diesel
1.3 MultiJet 75 Pop £11,900
1.3 MultiJet 85 Easy £13,400
1.3 MultiJet 85 GBT £13,900
1.3 MultiJet 85 Lounge £15,000
5-Door Petrol
1.2 8V 69 Pop £10,500
1.4 8V 77 Easy £11,900
1.4 8V Dualogic Easy £12,400
1.4 8V 77 GBT £12,400
1.4 8V 77 Lounge £13,500
1.4 MultiAir 16V 105 Lounge £14,500
5-Door Diesel
1.3 MultiJet 75 Pop £12,500
1.3 MultiJet 85 Easy £14,000
1.3 MultiJet 85 GBT £14,500
1.3 MultiJet 85 Lounge £15,600

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