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So you're wondering why from all the photos of the faclifted Sedici released by Fiat, we chose the one with the two Italian girls to open up this article. Well for one, their more interesting to look at than the Suzuki SX4's rebadged sibling and two, the cosmetic changes on the 2009 Sedici aren't that exciting.
In fact, they're very difficult to spot as they're limited to a new front grille that falls in line with Fiat's design language, a retrimmed front bumper and well, that about sums it up.
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- Jeep's Small Suv Reportedly Delayed Until 2014 As Fiat Concentrates On Sedici's Successor
Another day, another product launch pushed back for the Fiat-Chrysler alliance – or so a report from Autonews Europe claims. This time it's Jeep's small crossover, which we only know by its codename B-SUV. The Jeep model, which will be...
- Fiat Introduces Subtly Updated 2012my Sedici Crossover In Europe
The last time Fiat performed upgrades to its Sedici small crossover was in 2009, but the Italian company still has a few mild improvements planned for the 2012 model year. The visual tweaks for the 2012MY Fiat Sedici mainly consist of the redesigned...
- 2009 Fiat Sedici Crossover Facelift Scooped
A member of an Italian Fiat Sedici enthusiast forum has scooped the facelifted version of Fiat's soft-roader ahead of the car's official debut at the forthcoming Geneva Motor Show in March, 2009. The Sedici is the twin brother of the Suzuki SX4...
- Fiat Uk Launches Front-wheel-drive Sedici Crossover
A front-wheel drive version of Fiat’s Sedici compact crossover model has just gone on sale in the UK. The Fiat Sedici 4x2, which is virtually the same car as the Suzuki SX4, is priced in the UK from £9,999 OTR and is offered with the same 107...
- Fiat Fcc Adventure : Off-road Coupe Based On The Stilo Unveiled At The Sao Paolo Car Show
Fiat took the wraps off a brand new concept dubbed FCC Adventure at the Sao Paolo Car Show yesterday. FCC, which stands for Fiat Concept Car is a study developed entirely by Fiat Automoveis (Fiat's South American department) and built in Brasil. ...
Cars
Fiat Reveals Sedici Crossover Facelift with New Petrol and Diesel Engines
So you're wondering why from all the photos of the faclifted Sedici released by Fiat, we chose the one with the two Italian girls to open up this article. Well for one, their more interesting to look at than the Suzuki SX4's rebadged sibling and two, the cosmetic changes on the 2009 Sedici aren't that exciting.
In fact, they're very difficult to spot as they're limited to a new front grille that falls in line with Fiat's design language, a retrimmed front bumper and well, that about sums it up.
Read more »
- Jeep's Small Suv Reportedly Delayed Until 2014 As Fiat Concentrates On Sedici's Successor
Another day, another product launch pushed back for the Fiat-Chrysler alliance – or so a report from Autonews Europe claims. This time it's Jeep's small crossover, which we only know by its codename B-SUV. The Jeep model, which will be...
- Fiat Introduces Subtly Updated 2012my Sedici Crossover In Europe
The last time Fiat performed upgrades to its Sedici small crossover was in 2009, but the Italian company still has a few mild improvements planned for the 2012 model year. The visual tweaks for the 2012MY Fiat Sedici mainly consist of the redesigned...
- 2009 Fiat Sedici Crossover Facelift Scooped
A member of an Italian Fiat Sedici enthusiast forum has scooped the facelifted version of Fiat's soft-roader ahead of the car's official debut at the forthcoming Geneva Motor Show in March, 2009. The Sedici is the twin brother of the Suzuki SX4...
- Fiat Uk Launches Front-wheel-drive Sedici Crossover
A front-wheel drive version of Fiat’s Sedici compact crossover model has just gone on sale in the UK. The Fiat Sedici 4x2, which is virtually the same car as the Suzuki SX4, is priced in the UK from £9,999 OTR and is offered with the same 107...
- Fiat Fcc Adventure : Off-road Coupe Based On The Stilo Unveiled At The Sao Paolo Car Show
Fiat took the wraps off a brand new concept dubbed FCC Adventure at the Sao Paolo Car Show yesterday. FCC, which stands for Fiat Concept Car is a study developed entirely by Fiat Automoveis (Fiat's South American department) and built in Brasil. ...