Add around £200 across the range, and the base 1.2 will weigh in at around £9,295. Yet the pick of the range is undoubtedly the 1.3-litre Multijet Family, which will cost just under £10,800.

At £10,595, Fiat's Doblo Family is by far and away the cheapest seven-seater MPV for sale on the new car market. Priced to compete with mainstream superminis, it has a versatile interior, huge ...

Fiat hasn't broken any new ground with the engine line-up for the Doblo. There’s one 1.5-litre diesel engine option, although you can pick between an output of 100bhp or 128bhp.

The Doblo, and its van brother the Doblo Cargo (see below), first broke cover in 2000 and since then Fiat has sold 460,000 of them worldwide. Indeed, on our test drive round Turin you could hardly ...

The new Fiat Doblo Cargo offers a choice of three diesel units: 1.3 liter 90 HP, 1.6 liter 105 HP and 2.0 liter 135 HP and it can also be ordered with a 1.4 liter 95 HP petrol engine.

The other big news is that the Doblo Combi will be available as a seven-seater. Powered by either the 1.3 or 1.9-litre units, the car comes with standard driver’s airbag, ABS brakes and two ...

The Car Fiat Doblo L1 Multijet3 1.5 100ps manual Primo Run by Tom Goodban, Videographer Why it’s here To prove there are compact van alternatives to the Ford Transit, and ones which you should ...

But, of course, I was driving one-up. Quite what it would be like with a family of junk food lovers on board is another matter entirely. Doblo Family 1.3 Multijets list at just £10,595 on the road.

But up to this moment, we’ve been missing a tougher, more lifestyle-oriented variant of the Doblo. Not anymore though thanks to the Geneva Motor Show-bound 2015 Fiat Doblo Trekking.