Second Hand Fiat Multipla Centre Console

The Fiat Multipla's defining feature is its unusual six-across seating layout, with three seats in both the front and rear rows, which means it does not have a traditional centre console running between the front seats — that space is occupied by the middle front seat instead. What you may be looking for is the dashboard lower centre section, the gear surround trim, or possibly a storage tray or armrest that sits between seats on certain trim levels. If you're replacing a specific trim or storage piece from the interior, describe it carefully to the breaker and check photos before ordering.

Because the Multipla never featured a conventional centre console due to its three-abreast front seating, this question doesn't apply in the usual sense — there is no centre console to swap between the pre-facelift (1999–2004) and post-facelift (2004–2010) cars. The facelift did bring significant interior trim changes, so if you're after a specific interior trim piece such as the gear selector surround or a dashboard panel, you should confirm with the breaker that it's from the correct generation against your registration. Describe exactly what you're looking for and ask for photos to be sure.

No trim level of the Multipla — including entry-level, mid-range, or higher-spec variants — was built with a conventional centre console, because the three-front-seat layout used across the range simply doesn't allow for one. Trim level can affect the style and finish of interior panels, armrests, and storage features, so if you're replacing a specific piece of interior trim, do check with the breaker that the part matches your trim level as there may be cosmetic differences. Confirm the exact part you need by describing it clearly or sharing a photo with the breaker.

Most customers looking for a 'centre console' on a Multipla are actually after the gear lever surround and trim panel, the handbrake trim, a dashboard lower centre section, or a between-seat storage tray or armrest if fitted to their specific variant. The Multipla's unusual interior layout means these pieces are quite model-specific, so when contacting a breaker it helps to describe the exact location and function of the part you need. Searching for 'gear surround trim,' 'interior centre trim,' or 'dashboard lower trim' is likely to get you more useful results on Findapart.

Some breakers do list Multipla interior trim pieces under 'centre console' as a catch-all description, so the part may well be what you need — but you should ask the breaker to confirm exactly what it is and send photos before committing. Make sure you check whether it is from the pre-facelift (1999–2004) or post-facelift (2004–2010) car, as interior trim changed between these generations and parts may not be interchangeable. Always confirm the part against your registration number with the breaker to avoid a wasted journey or return.