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Grande Punto, The Punto Evolved

Despite the name sounding like the Grande Punto is a bigger version of the Punto, it was a natural evolution of the Punto model, and was still a supermini. It shares many of the traits of its predecessor, and Fiat seemed to change the name as much for a refresh as anything else. They Grande Punto name was introduced in 2005 and stayed in use until 2012.

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Despite renaming the Punto in 2005, it wasn’t long before Fiat started messing around with the model names again. At the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show they released a facelift version of the Grande Punto, except the new look was also accompanied by a new badge, the Punto Evolution. After a couple of years of the Grande Punto and Punto Evolution badges being sold side by side, Fiat eventually gave up and decided the original name was the best.