We say There are better cars for a similar price, but the Sedici does have some plus points in its favour.Performance 1.6-litre petrol is underpowered. 1.9-litre diesel offers more pull through the gears.Emissions The Fiat 1.9-litre MultiJet diesel offers good economy at 42mpg and 174g/km.Driving The Sedici doesn't corner well, and the ride isn't particularly good. Does offer a lot of grip, mind, and intelligent 4x4 systems send extra power to the wheels when required – so it’s actually decent in challenging conditions.Feel Engine noise can intrude and annoy at high revs.Space A little cramped in the back of the Sedici, although it's fine upfront, and the view is good. Boot is small at 270 litres but expands to 670 with rear seats folded.Equipment Remote locking, electric windows, aircon and CD player as standard on the Sedici. Climate control and alloys at higher specs.Price Economy is poor, residuals will be poor, insurance won't be great. Sedici list prices are not that competitive.Quality The Sedici ‘s interior look and feel nice and should be durable. Engines should not provide any problems.Safety Traction control, ABS, twin front and side airbags and ISOFIX child seat mountings are provided as standard on the Fiat Sedici.Pros Quality build, good drive, offroad ability.Cons Poor space in rear and boot. Unimpressive engines.Alternatives Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V
