44,5 % up in June + Delta in Geneva
Posted: 05 Jul 2005, 09:39
Hier ein Auszug aus der aktuellen Italiaspeed Meldung:
" Lancia once again proved the big winner, Fiat 'luxury' brand continuing steadily on its upward path back to full health. Registrations rose by a stunning 44.60 pct as 11,160 mainly Ypsilon and Musa models hit the Italian roads. (June 2004 had seen Lancia register 7,718 cars to give them a 3.89 pct market share).
While Lancia's Lybra sedan, along with the stationwagon variant, have just ceased production after half a decade, the Italians are quickly taking to the refined charms of the B-segment Musa 'MPV', while the up market, stylish Ypsilon hatchback continues to prove to be a sales hit. A further unquestionable sales boost for Lancia will come when the Zagato-styled Ypsilon Sport - which boasts looks that put BMW's MINI firmly in the shade - is given the green light for production.
In another strong sign that the famous brand is firmly back in favour with Fiat's top management team, Lancia are considering presenting a full scale mock-up of the new Delta model at next March's Geneva Salon, although the actual car, which will be based around the next Fiat Stilo, is still almost two years away from production."
Alles wird gut!
E.
" Lancia once again proved the big winner, Fiat 'luxury' brand continuing steadily on its upward path back to full health. Registrations rose by a stunning 44.60 pct as 11,160 mainly Ypsilon and Musa models hit the Italian roads. (June 2004 had seen Lancia register 7,718 cars to give them a 3.89 pct market share).
While Lancia's Lybra sedan, along with the stationwagon variant, have just ceased production after half a decade, the Italians are quickly taking to the refined charms of the B-segment Musa 'MPV', while the up market, stylish Ypsilon hatchback continues to prove to be a sales hit. A further unquestionable sales boost for Lancia will come when the Zagato-styled Ypsilon Sport - which boasts looks that put BMW's MINI firmly in the shade - is given the green light for production.
In another strong sign that the famous brand is firmly back in favour with Fiat's top management team, Lancia are considering presenting a full scale mock-up of the new Delta model at next March's Geneva Salon, although the actual car, which will be based around the next Fiat Stilo, is still almost two years away from production."
Alles wird gut!
E.