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  1. stop uploading photos, i'm eating
  2. This is absolutely ridiculous. WHAT THE F*CK. It's not that it's ugly - this is subjective. It's one of the most lazy designs ever, and completely unrecognizable as a Ferrari. I hope Vigna is fired.
  3. The third smartcar should be the Camper/Multipla. The fifth model is probably the new 500e. Seems like they finally chose to not bring the Strada to Europe, or they consider it a Fiat Professional model, and thus not include it in 5 Fiat models
  4. I updated my post with the article. The journalists have seen the car; they say it's a rebadged Grizzly. That's why it'll arrive before the Airflow. update: Another interesting article form Detroit Free Press. They also confirm that the Arrow is a rebadged Grizzly, and many other interesting things... #Hellcat
  5. Could be. We knew that it wouldn't be a crossover. I love it.
  6. It's not only Mopar insiders reporting it; Car and Driver has also joined. According to them the Arrow won't just be based on Smartcar; it will be a Grizzly with minimal bodywork changes. The car was shown to the journalists. Interesting article. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a71388041/dodge-glh-muscle-hatch-chrysler-affordable-suvs/
  7. My 2 cents: New Giulia (A5S) will be rebranded as Maserati
  8. I agree but you had said that there was a Nettuno HEV project prepared. Is it cancelled?
  9. Can you (or anybody who might have some sort of insight) confirm if the next-gen Giulia and Stelvio based on Giorgio Evo are cancelled or not?
  10. My 2 cents: it will be based on the 849 Testarossa. Perhaps a track-only XX version, or a petrol-only street-legal version like the 296 Challenge Stradale
  11. For some reason, I really dont like it. And I am a Manzoni fan. The front lights and the rear end are just not Ferrari
  12. Exactly. And there are many important Asian markets to which those models will be sold, apart from China: Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia and others. In order to appeal to them, you have to offer products designed for their taste. They're basically doing what Renault did with Filante, and VW has been doing for years. Renault is also making the Grand Koleos in Korea and exporting it in Africa and South America.
  13. The US was the no1 country for Levante. I think that the New Levante will stay in Cassino. The AUDI by Audi is a brand designed for the chinese market. Here we have the opposite: the model will be sold under the Maextro brand in China, and under the Maserati brand elsewhere
  14. https://www.opmobility.com/en/opmobility-confirms-the-success-of-its-one4you-integrated-offer-with-a-major-award-from-stellantis/
  15. There is already an SUV between Mokka and Grandland, the Frontera. The new SUV will be between the Frontera and the Grandland. This means that it could also be a Citroen, so I think that your second argument is stronger. They just used Opel as an experimental rat because they think that its audience will accept it more easily
  16. it could be made in Mulhouse or Russelsheim
  17. Autocar reports that it will have a name used before. Not Mokka As for the Alfa C-Cross, it has nothing to do with this
  18. It's the Fenomeno Roadster, presentation is scheduled for tomorrow. Later this month, they will also present the Urus SE Performante
  19. F80 Aperta, Icona SP4,... This year will also be some surprises (I don't mean the Luce)
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