Fiat of Vancouver

Bought a FIAT 124 and dealt 100% on phone and online and the staff was great. Prices are also very good. Definitely would buy again from them.

I had a fantastic experience at the Fiat store. I am from out of town and the entire team was warm, friendly, helpful. Special thanks to Sam in the Service department for squeezing my oil change onto the schedule and Max gave me a tour of the store. With such attention to detail, I will definitely drive back across the border for my next service!

Great experience dealing with Sales Manager Max and Tony the gentleman in maintenance. Im enjoying my new Giulia, the car gets great looks with an exceptional comfort and sporty drive.

In late 2017 we traded our Lexus 400H in for an Alfa Romeo in 2018. We have since driven the Stelvio twice to Arizona. There are many good vehicles but in my opinion the handling and comfort of this vehicle is exceptional. We have had it in the shop for it's annual service , for rwo minor recalls. Our other Lexus GS 300 was an amazing car but due for a trade-in so since our experience to date with the Stelvio is excellent we traded the Lexus in for an Alfa Romeo Giulia. We have only had it for a few days but I think my wife has taken ownership of it. I am sure she will on occasion let me drive it . My only comment is that in my opinion the dealership is off the mark in pricing of their extended Service Program relative to competitive luxury vehicles. This is only relevant to purchasers who like to keep their vehicles beyond the standard warranty period. My recommendation is to take an Alfa Romeo for a test drive. Ray Stevenson Vancouver, Canada

I love my retro Fiat 500. I bought it because of the brown leather seats in a reasonably priced car and it has no sun roof (I am light sensitive). It had the added bonus of being a pretty mint green exterior. The car handles well on the highway and in the city. Good pick up, easy parking and great gas consumption (average of 5 hrs commute a week costs me $25 Canadian, in city and congested hwy driving). Good grip on the road in rain. In winter driving conditions the low clearance is not ideal in deep snow, but it rarely snows here. In the 3 years of owning my Fiat, the interior is still my favourite part. I love the off white dash board with the brown leather seats. The cost to run the car is the best that I have had. It has cost me yearly oil changes (air filters) and one change of a set of brakes at 48,000km. I am still on the original tires and was told they are fine. I paid far more in repairs when I drove a Toyota Rav4 and Ford SUV. My little Fiat is small on the exterior but has plenty of leg room and head room (am 5 ft 7 inches). The back seats fit an average height adult male comfortably. The back and front seats fold down to fit a long purchase all the way up to the front windshield. The trunk fits plenty of groceries hidden from view. Occasionally when at a certain high RPM, there is a tiny vibration in the dashboard. I just had the brakes changed and forgot to mention the dashboard loose part, so clearly it is not an issue. If you are used to perky pick up it has a sport feature to get immediate response, or a smoother ride with a .5 second lag, you choose your ride. I love how my android phone connects to my Fiat’s blue tooth for phone, voice recognition dialings and it even reads in coming texts to me, if I want. The heated seats in winter are toasty warm on frosty mornings. I have owned Mazda, Buick, Ford and Toyota, to date this has been my favourite car. My Fiat 500 retro is a joy to drive and fully recommend it to anyone who does city driving or long commutes.