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but proved to have bags of torque. The gear change also felt a bit lumpy on occasion but with a top speed of 124mph and a sprint to 62mph time of 9.8 seconds it certainly felt lively enough.
This car also offers low emissions of 98g/km and a claimed combined mpg of 76.3mpg. Expect around 60mpg in real world driving conditions.
The Tipo might not provide a sporty drive but it is comfortable and predicable with nicely weighted steering. It soaks up bumps quite well and deals with most surfaces without becoming unsettled.
There is enough room inside for five adults to travel in comfort and the boot boasts a 440 litre capacity and that can be increased considerably by collapsing the split folding rear seats.
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It may no not be the fla flashiest ha hatchback aro around but the Tipo does look good in it no-cost optional ambient white paint.
The Tipo has all the latest safety equipment and if you want even more you can add optional safety packs. A £750 Comfort Plus Pack is available if you want leather and heated front seats.
Sturdy and practical the Tipo may not stand out from the crowd but it is well priced and will provide you with no nonsense family motoring. including DAB radios, Bl Bluetooth,h airi conditioningdi i i and the usual power sockets. The next model up adds a small touchscreen, rear electric windows, parking sensors, alloy wheels and cruise control.
The Lounge flagship adds auto lights, wipers and climate control as well as satnav and a reversing camera.
The instruments and controls are easy to read and use but the touchscreen is way too small and a bit fiddly to operate. On