The Fiat Linea is a sedan built on the base of the Fiat Grande Punto and has an extended chassis, with a length of all 4600 mm. Linea replaced the previous Fiat Marea sedan. The design of the third-generation Fiat Grande Punto is created by Giugiaro - the same designer who created the Maserati Coupe, so the front of the small Fiat is truly similar to the noble Maserati - similar to headlights and radiator grille. The Fiat Punto is built on the Fiat / GM SCCS platform and has become significantly larger than its predecessors and has undergone significant changes - a new chassis, body, interior and engines. It’s definitely a step forward, and the sedan version of the Fiat Linea can compete with taller cars in the whole class - the Ford Focus, Renault Megane and Opel Astra. The car uses the Blue & Me innovation, which first appeared in the Fiat Grande Punto. This system, developed in conjunction with Microsoft, allows Bluetooth support to be used in a cell phone. In this way, the car's instrument panel can be used to read SMS, and the available audio clips can be connected to and broadcast via the car's USB audio system. The new Bravo has three petrol and two diesel engines. The Linea, while not offering innovative ideas or radical design changes, is a truly eye-pleasing and wallet-friendly car. Economy and reliability are undoubtedly the main criteria that attract buyers.