Fiat Fiorino Centre Console Replacement Parts

The Fiat Fiorino (from 2008 onwards) is a compact panel van and crew cab built primarily for commercial use, and in standard configuration it does not have a traditional centre console between the front seats — the cab is designed with a flat floor and bench-style or individual seats depending on trim, without a raised console unit. If you're looking for storage between the seats, you may actually be thinking of the dashboard storage tray, the gear lever surround, or an aftermarket console that some owners fit. It's worth describing exactly what you're after to the breaker, as what's available will depend on the specific trim and seat configuration of your van.

The current Fiat Fiorino has been produced in a single generation from 2008 to the present day, sharing its platform with the Citroën Nemo and Peugeot Bipper of the same era. There was a mild facelift around 2016 which updated some exterior and interior trim details, so interior parts from pre-facelift vans may not be a perfect cosmetic match for post-facelift ones. If you're sourcing any interior storage or trim piece, confirm with the breaker whether the part is from a pre- or post-2016 vehicle to avoid surprises.

Both a 2013 and a 2019 Fiorino sit within the same single generation, but the facelift that arrived around 2016 means there can be trim and fitment differences between earlier and later vans. Interior trim pieces from before the facelift may not clip or mount identically to a post-2016 cab, and the finish may differ. You should describe both the donor vehicle's year and your own registration to the breaker so they can confirm whether the specific piece will match.

Trim levels on the Fiorino — such as Working and SX — can affect the seat configuration and the way the cab is laid out, which in turn affects what storage solutions are fitted and how they mount. If your van has a bench front seat rather than separate seats, or vice versa, a storage unit designed for the other configuration may not fit without modification. Always tell the breaker your exact trim level and seat style so they can match the right part to your cab layout.

Because the Fiorino doesn't come with a factory-fitted centre console as standard, most centre consoles you'll find are aftermarket accessories rather than genuine OEM parts from a dismantled vehicle. Breakers deal in parts removed from end-of-life vehicles, so genuine used OEM consoles for the Fiorino are unlikely to be listed — what you need is more likely available from accessory suppliers. If you're after another specific interior trim or storage part from the cab, describe it precisely to the breaker and they can advise what they have from donor vans.