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As the title of this article so eloquently states, the small Linea sedan was entirely engineered and built in Turkey by Tofaş under a joint-venture agreement with Fiat. It’s based on the same platform as the Puno, and has been in production at the manufacturer’s Bursa plant, in the northwest of the country, since 2007, alongside the cheaper (old Palio-based) Albea and a whole bunch of differently-badged small commercial vehicles. Read more »
- Fiat's New Compact Sedan Shows Its Tail, Replaces Linea
Fiat's brand new compact sedan that has yet to be named, but will ultimately replace the Linea. Fiat offered nothing new in the way of information about the four-door model that will be formally presented at the upcoming Istanbul Motor Show that takes...
- Fiat’s Turkish Joint Venture Will Invest $1 Billion To Build Bravo, Linea Successors
Tofaș, Fiat’s Turkish joint venture, will invest $1 billion to produce a new compact car family that will replace the Bravo and Linea in Europe. Read more »...
- Fiat Revitalizes Linea Sedan With A Light Cosmetic Makeover
Created by Fiat as a world car for developing economies including Turkey, India and Brazil, the Linea is based on a stretched version of the Grande Punto's platform and has been in production since 2007. To stimulate interest in the car, the Italian...
- Fiat Group And Guangzhou Sign Agreement On China Car And Engine Production
Italy's largest manufacturer, the Fiat Group and China's Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) have signed an agreement for the establishment of a 50/50 joint venture that will produce cars and engines for the Chinese market beginning from the second...
- 2007 Fiat Linea: Official Pictures
Fiat just released two more photos of its brand new C-Segment sedan, the Linea. Still though, the Italians aren't enlightening us with a full tech-spec release. Anyway, we've got a rear view of the Linea which, generally speaking looks, pretty...
Cars
Fiat to Replace Turkish-Engineered and Built Linea with New Model in 2015
As the title of this article so eloquently states, the small Linea sedan was entirely engineered and built in Turkey by Tofaş under a joint-venture agreement with Fiat. It’s based on the same platform as the Puno, and has been in production at the manufacturer’s Bursa plant, in the northwest of the country, since 2007, alongside the cheaper (old Palio-based) Albea and a whole bunch of differently-badged small commercial vehicles. Read more »
- Fiat's New Compact Sedan Shows Its Tail, Replaces Linea
Fiat's brand new compact sedan that has yet to be named, but will ultimately replace the Linea. Fiat offered nothing new in the way of information about the four-door model that will be formally presented at the upcoming Istanbul Motor Show that takes...
- Fiat’s Turkish Joint Venture Will Invest $1 Billion To Build Bravo, Linea Successors
Tofaș, Fiat’s Turkish joint venture, will invest $1 billion to produce a new compact car family that will replace the Bravo and Linea in Europe. Read more »...
- Fiat Revitalizes Linea Sedan With A Light Cosmetic Makeover
Created by Fiat as a world car for developing economies including Turkey, India and Brazil, the Linea is based on a stretched version of the Grande Punto's platform and has been in production since 2007. To stimulate interest in the car, the Italian...
- Fiat Group And Guangzhou Sign Agreement On China Car And Engine Production
Italy's largest manufacturer, the Fiat Group and China's Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) have signed an agreement for the establishment of a 50/50 joint venture that will produce cars and engines for the Chinese market beginning from the second...
- 2007 Fiat Linea: Official Pictures
Fiat just released two more photos of its brand new C-Segment sedan, the Linea. Still though, the Italians aren't enlightening us with a full tech-spec release. Anyway, we've got a rear view of the Linea which, generally speaking looks, pretty...