Cars
Lancia released the first official details and images of the all-new Delta that will make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in early March. Essentially, the Delta is the production version of the Delta HPE Concept that was seen at the 2006 Paris Show and it is based on a modified version of the Fiat Bravo’s platform.
- New Lancia Delta S By Momodesign Priced From €23,400 In Italy
Following the official presentation at the Geneva auto show last month, Lancia has opened order books for its special edition Delta S by MOMODESIGN. Priced from €23,400 ($30,070) in Italy for the entry-level 120 HP 1.4 Turbo Jet version-, the limited...
- Geneva Preview: Lancia Delta Special Series Finished In Matte Black
For the first time ever, Lancia will share its display with Chrysler at the Geneva Motor Show, demonstrating the Fiat Group's vision for a common future for the two brands. But while the Detroit Show earlier this year gave us a Chrysler-badged Delta...
- Lancia Delta Hf Integrale: Readers Impression
This artist’s impression of the new Lancia Delta in HF Integrale guise is the work of “Autoblog.it†reader Enrico Vercelli. Despite of what you may think about the photoshoped Delta, it would have been great if Lancia would consider...
- 2009 Lancia Delta: New Images Surface Online
Three new images of the 2009 Lance Delta hatch have wriggled their way into the internet giving us a few more views of the Fiat Bravo based hatch (see the first set of pics here). Positioned between the European C (Fiat Bravo, VW Golf etc) and D-segments...
- New Lancia Delta Hpe Concept Pictures: Official Or Photoshop?
The past few days I've seen a couple of hypothetically official, sketches of Lancia's Delta HPE Concept that'll be unveiled at the Paris International Motor Show this month. The later seem to have originated from an Italian site called "Autoinsight"...
Cars
2009 Lancia Delta: First Official Images
Lancia released the first official details and images of the all-new Delta that will make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in early March. Essentially, the Delta is the production version of the Delta HPE Concept that was seen at the 2006 Paris Show and it is based on a modified version of the Fiat Bravo’s platform. However, the Delta hatch is larger than the Bravo measuring in at 4.5 meters in length, 1.8 meters in width and 1.5 meters in height. Power will come from a wide range of turbocharged petrol and diesel engines including the Fiat Group’s new 1.4 and 1.6 Turbo units (gasoline). More details and pictures will be released closer to the opening of the Geneva Show. –Image gallery after the jump
- New Lancia Delta S By Momodesign Priced From €23,400 In Italy
Following the official presentation at the Geneva auto show last month, Lancia has opened order books for its special edition Delta S by MOMODESIGN. Priced from €23,400 ($30,070) in Italy for the entry-level 120 HP 1.4 Turbo Jet version-, the limited...
- Geneva Preview: Lancia Delta Special Series Finished In Matte Black
For the first time ever, Lancia will share its display with Chrysler at the Geneva Motor Show, demonstrating the Fiat Group's vision for a common future for the two brands. But while the Detroit Show earlier this year gave us a Chrysler-badged Delta...
- Lancia Delta Hf Integrale: Readers Impression
This artist’s impression of the new Lancia Delta in HF Integrale guise is the work of “Autoblog.it†reader Enrico Vercelli. Despite of what you may think about the photoshoped Delta, it would have been great if Lancia would consider...
- 2009 Lancia Delta: New Images Surface Online
Three new images of the 2009 Lance Delta hatch have wriggled their way into the internet giving us a few more views of the Fiat Bravo based hatch (see the first set of pics here). Positioned between the European C (Fiat Bravo, VW Golf etc) and D-segments...
- New Lancia Delta Hpe Concept Pictures: Official Or Photoshop?
The past few days I've seen a couple of hypothetically official, sketches of Lancia's Delta HPE Concept that'll be unveiled at the Paris International Motor Show this month. The later seem to have originated from an Italian site called "Autoinsight"...