Used Fiat Qubo for sale

Most Fiat Qubos come with driver and passenger airbags, ABS, stability control and ISOFIX child seat mounts. Some later models add side airbags and more advanced safety tech, but overall, the Fiat Qubo focuses on practical safety rather than the latest gadgets. Always check the service history to confirm what’s fitted.

You’ll mostly find the Qubo with a 1.3-litre MultiJet diesel engine, delivering 75–95 bhp depending on the year and trim. There’s also a 1.4-litre petrol option on older models, which is better for low-mileage drivers. Manual gearboxes are the norm, though some diesel versions offer Fiat’s Dualogic semi-automatic.

Earlier Fiat Qubos are fairly straightforward, with electric front windows, central locking and a CD/MP3 stereo as standard. Later and higher-trimmed models add Bluetooth, USB ports and steering wheel controls. Big touchscreens are rare here – the Qubo keeps things simple to maximise space and ease of use.

Diesel Fiat Qubos typically return between 45 and 55 mpg in real-world driving, especially on motorways. Petrol versions aren’t quite as economical, generally hitting mid-30s to low 40s mpg depending on how you drive. The diesel strikes a good balance between sprightliness and efficiency – a nice choice if you want the best of both worlds.

Keep an ear out for engine noise or knocks in the front suspension. Test the electrical systems like windows and warning lights carefully. Also, check for uneven tyre wear and make sure the sliding doors open and close smoothly. For extra peace of mind, consider The AA Vehicle Inspection before you buy.

The Qubo shares mechanical parts with other proven Fiat models, so it’s built on a solid foundation. Most owners find them dependable day to day, though some report minor electrical quirks or gearbox shudders – usually fixed with a software update. If you keep up with servicing, you should be in good shape for the long haul.