Knew I went wrong somewhere in life!

In 98, 98 20vt porto. Insurance, warranty included.

Now 44, ink black 20vt owned 1yr end of this month. Bought unseen. Replacing bit by bit. Replaced alot of bits now. To do list getting shorter, but still long.
Self employed modelmaker/special effects.
Love it and it is worth it.

I'm 29 and this is my first coupé after a long line of modified classic minis (18 to be exact, most of which turbo converted, and two were dedicated nitrous sprint cars)

Loving the Porto, even though its a full time job looking after it especially as I use it every day.

I'd have to spend a hell of a lot of cash to replace it with something that can do everything the coupé can.

I work for Heinz as an Engineer.

36, local gov't. Coupe my only car. Used daily for everything - work, tip, school run, shops, beach, camping (now that I have roof bars .)

Love Italian cars but there's something about FIATs especially in the Summer.

I followed the FIAT preschool/school route of car ownership on the way to graduating with the coupe:
Panda
Uno
Tipo
Punto
20v
20vt

41 year old nightshift manager (and wedding photographer). 2nd coupe for me.

The coupe has been off the road for 2 1/2 years but i'm working like a trooper at the moment to get back out in her

I'm in my 60th year and am a Financial Planner. My Coupe is my everyday driver and a Tax Deduction.

I refer to Wazza, down the road in Sydney (only 1000km), as my cousin, as we share the same popular surname. And we both have been Fiat fanatics (or tragics) for many, many years.

Looks like we could also be a couple of the more elderly members of the Forum (excluding Stan, of course)!!

50 years young

I'm just a boy compared to you old codgers!!

lol!

i think i'm one of the youngest here clocking in at 22

I'm 29 had the Coupe since I was 25. Work in sales - Application Life Cycle Management tooling.....

I'm 21 and i'm having my OLD coupe back that I sold in 2009 in 2 weeks! I had my first coupe at 19!

40, Architect. On my second coupe. Just had fuelling checked today ready for Anglesey on 19th Feb. Last coupe cost me nothing running it for a year, this one is beginning to get expensive but 340bhp makes me forget about the money.

Johnny Green (jobuguk) 57... road sweeper, been into vw beach buggys and offroading vw's and landrovers for the past 20 years, as i was geeting older i was getting colder "no roof on buggy's" so decided to pack all this car stuff up 2 years ago. My wife and two lads where getting fed up with me moping around the house and on the computer all the time, so to cut a long story short my eldest lad turned up one day last march in his van and trailer with a ink black coupe on it which they all payed for £200 and said here you go this will give you something to do it's got a nackerd engine but i've got you another coupe with a good engine this will test you skills and keep you from under mam's feet, i lifted the bonnet and said you are joking ar'nt you this an't no beetle engine!!!. I must say i'm glad to be back in the garage again' i do all my own ally polishing,welding and the sand blasting i do in the cabinet i built in the shed and every thing i do to any car i have to strip and clean so it could be a couple of years before the coupes on the road again "I'M NOT BREAKING I'M RESTORING" but it won't factory finish,

See photos
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14762173@N05/sets/72157625865966845/show/

Some clean engine eye candy jeez!
Some good pics. Even the dirty blokes!

Although i dont own a coupe (yet) im 44 and a window cleaner
Had a few nice cars in the past but the more i see and read about coupes the more i want one.

When I owned mine I was 31 I think, and worked in the public sector.

Sold my N/A and had a string of motorbikes - 6 to be exact in the last 5 years !! From 125, through to 800cc. Currently on a 650 twin tourer..... soon to be sold to buy a Coupe methinks.