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Former Ferrari designer Lorenzo Ramaciotti has been plucked out of retirement to develop a fresh design language for the new range of Chrysler-Lancia models. Fiat and Ramaciotti, 64, aim to develop a universal design theme to help boost Lancia...
The new 2012 Chrysler Delta - based on the Lancia Delta - is about to hit UK showrooms but will not be sold in Australia. As part of Fiat and Chrysler's plans to expand Chrysler brand awareness in Europe, all Lancia models will be marketed as...
Dreams of the new Lancia Stratos making it into production have just been shattered, with Ferrari announcing it will not consent to the reproduction of the one-off new Lancia Stratos in the foreseeable future.
Six futuristic Bertone concept cars will be auctioned off at the order of a bankruptcy court, with the full set tipped to sell for as much as $6.75 million. The classic concepts were part of the 90-vehicle Bertone Group museum collection that was...
Those who are interested in buying a brand new model Lancia Stratos - and who isn't? - may need to get your cheque books ready. The original one-off model was a concept created by Michael Stoschek, an enthusiastic German business man, and...
Our spy photographers have managed to snap the upcoming Lancia Ypsilon undergoing extreme winter testing in northern Sweden, where temperatures hovered around the -20C mark. The Lancia Ypsilon is the company's smallest and most fuel-efficient...
Almost the complete specifications of the new Lancia Stratos have been revealed, including the born-again racer’s blistering 0-100km/h time of 3.3 seconds. Before we get too carried away, the Stratos has not been confirmed for production.
The one-off special produced by Fiat and its subsidiaries has been finalised. In the risk of missing out on what all the fuss is about, Ferrari boss, Luca di Montezemolo, recently stopped by Ferrari's own Fiorano-based test track to take the Lancia...
Lancia is preparing all dealerships across Italy this weekend to exhibit the new Lancia Delta 1.4 Turbo Multiair. The cars will be on display from October 23 and 24. The new car features the 1.
Even though this video is in German, it's the first piece of footage we've seen of the extremely rare, one-off Lancia Stratos driven on a track. The bodywork and panels are made completely of carbon fibre.
As previous reports predicted, this one-off Lancia Stratos is powered by a Ferrari 4.3-litre V8 borrowed from the Ferrari F430. The chassis and platform of the new Stratos is also taken from the Ferrari F430.
Last week we heard Fiat was testing a secret Lancia 'Stratos' being built for one very lucky, and very rich, punter. The car was caught testing on Fiat Group's own international test track in Italy.
Spotted at Alfa Romeo's test track in Balocco, northern Italy, this one-off concept is said to be developed for an industrialist Lancia enthusiast who is also funding the project.
In what is still a rather cloudy economic climate, despite the odd glimpse of financial recovery, it remains doubtful if Australia will ever see the return of the prestigious Italian marque, Lancia.
Yesterday CarAdvice revealed that Lancia cars could be sold in Australia rebadged as Chryslers. This morning Chrysler and Fiat CEO, Sergio Marchionne, has admitted that the two brands may have merged their product line-ups within 12 months.
Chrysler and Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne says Lancia cars will be sold in Australia badged as Chryslers, according to automotive industry journal GoAuto. Mr Marchionne told GoAuto the global plan to expand the Chrysler range with Lancias and other...