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New Lancia Delta Images Online
New Design Perspective Clearly Visible
Almost two weeks ago we brought you the official images of the next-generation Lancia Delta, which will be unveiled to public at Geneva next month. Today, three more pictures of the hot new hatch from Lancia in a different colour have found their way through various websites online, and have caught our attention as well.
As we already know, the design cues are greatly taken from the concept and significantly improved for the production version. This car is set to target the European C and D-Segment cars like Fiat Bravo, Volkswagen Golf, Skoda Octavia, and more. It carries much of Lancia’s new design perspective, contrary to the dull models of yesteryears. It is based on the Fiat Bravo platform, and will go on sale this June.
As we already know, the design cues are greatly taken from the concept and significantly improved for the production version. This car is set to target the European C and D-Segment cars like Fiat Bravo, Volkswagen Golf, Skoda Octavia, and more. It carries much of Lancia’s new design perspective, contrary to the dull models of yesteryears. It is based on the Fiat Bravo platform, and will go on sale this June.
Source: CarScoop
asif
February 18, 2008 1:24:26 PM
trying to be beautiful. ugly italian car that will date. the front end is just dire. oh and the grille? failure.
Kepe
February 18, 2008 2:24:29 PM
The front overhang is huuuge! That must be terrible for the weight distribution.
xlumino
February 18, 2008 4:40:59 PM
oh, that silhouette is beautyful. indeed, the frontend seems to be a bit long, but not to long. I hope it will have a good quality and will be not to unpractical
Has the unmistakable stylish Lancia footprint, but artifically devoiding the brand from a true sportscar for the sake of marketing reductionism is like castrating half of the brand's heritage.