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Fiat Doblo

Fiat's spacious Doblo is now available with a lucrative finance deal via a hire purchase monthly plan.

Fiat Doblo

If you’re looking for a people carrier on flexible finance, Fiat has just the thing. Visit your local dealer now, and you can get behind the wheel of the firm’s versatile Doblo for only £199 per month, on a zero per cent hire purchase plan.

All you have to do is put down a deposit of £3,293, and the car will be yours after four years. And while the Doblo isn’t the most glamorous MPV, it’s spacious, comes with a decent haul of kit and is equipped with a punchy 93bhp 1.4-litre petrol engine.

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