or when using ethanol as fuel. The car also got minor cosmetic changes to front grille, bonnet, side bumpers and to the taillights, in order to end its production cycle, which is expected to happen in 2010. For the MY2009, Fiat withdrew the Abarth version from the market in Brazil; the version wasn't available in other markets anymore. For the MY2010, Fiat do Brasil launched a "basic features" version called Attractive, still with the 1.8 8v Flex engine. This version marks the confirmation that the new Bravo is coming, with the low-cost Stilo Attractive as the only version. In March 2010, Brazil's Justice Ministry fined Fiat three million Reais (US$1.7 million) for failing to recall its Stilo without ABS brakes to fix a rear wheel problem that may have caused thirty accidents and eight deaths. Fiat denied any wrongdoing, saying that the rear wheel problem was not the cause of the accidents, but rather caused by them. Sales and production 769,000 Stilo were produced, including 102,662 in Brazil. The Stilo has been a big failure for Fiat, as the company expected to reach production to 400,000 annual units. Overall, due to insufficient sales, Fiat lost an estimated €2,730 per vehicle produced. References External links Stilo Compact cars Euro NCAP small family cars Hatchbacks Front-wheel-drive vehicles Station wagons 2010s cars Cars introduced in 2001 Flexible-fuel vehicles Cars of Brazil