Lancia Delta.

[2o6]

Beautiful.

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/02/05/geneva-08-preview-production-lancia-delta-will-bow/

[Vinsanity]

Finally you post something not obscure and ridiculous

The front looks kinda classy for a small car, but the back looks like an awkward Nissan Murano. Nonetheless, it would be cool to see them come to America, but I don't see it happening before Alfa and Fiat do.

[the Teuton]

If there's no Integrale, I'm not interested.

[SVT666]

The front end looks like someone took a nail file to a G6.

[Shift507]

The rear view gives me the feel of a SEAT Leon or Toledo, in a good way and I love that interior.

[sandertheshark]

If there's no Integrale, I'm not interested.

[omicron]

It shall take more than this for me to forgive Lancia for not building the delightful Fulvia concept of 2003:

[S204STi]

I kinda like it.  Now bring back the Integrale.  NOW!

[Cookie Monster]

It shall take more than this for me to forgive Lancia for not building the delightful Fulvia concept of 2003:

Now that's a sharp looking car.

[TheIntrepid]

Fulvia sounds like Vulva.

[Vinsanity]

Now that's a sharp looking car.

Agreed 100%. It looks like it's begging to be a retractable hardtop, though.

[Vinsanity]

Fulvia sounds like Vulva.

are you pronouncing it right?

ful-VI-a

sounds more like "lan-CI-a"

[omicron]

Fulvia sounds like Vulva.

I can just hear the slogan now: 'Wouldn't you like to Lancia Vulva?'.

[Raza]

Hideous.  Why sully the name?



Look at that.  Like the urquattro and E30 M3, there's such an honesty of design, leanness, and sense of purpose.  And I love square fenders. 

Where are Lancias sold nowadays anyway?  They pulled out of Britain a few years ago; are they sold in most of mainland Europe, or just Italy? 

[nickdrinkwater]

I think you can buy one in Central Europe.  But the only place they really sell is Italy.