ora anche Allpar riprende da Quattroruote la denominazione "Renegade"

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with Voyagers becoming Fiats instead of Lancias. That would provide a larger number of admittedly lower-status outlets for the still-viable minivans.

News: Jeep, Ram in Geneva (corrected)

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News: Jeep, Ram in Geneva (corrected)

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Non solo OT, ma anche postato in modo pretestuoso. Quella è chiaramente una speculazione di chi ha scritto l'articolo, ma riportando solo mezza frase sembra una notizia credibile e fondata.

Jeep, Ferrari, and Alfa Romeo each have two press conferences scheduled, one on each day.

Si drogano pesantissimo.

http://admin8.iomedia.ch/media/salonauto/document/0/2014_exhibitorsconferences-1.pdf

quindi la presentazione il 04/03 alle 9.30

It will have round headlights. In my opinion future Jeep is nice looking freak. The name will be from the past.

Interesting snafu from Autoexpress

"Partial open-air driving is available via a removable roof section that's stored in the boot, much like the system on the Jeep Renegade."

Volkswagen T-ROC concept revealed | Auto Express

Tradotto: "la guida semi-all'aperto sarà disponibile tramite un pezzo di tetto rimovibile e "stipabile"(?) nel baule, molto simile al sistema della Jeep Renegade".

Modificato 1 Marzo 201411 anni fa da RVC

Che marchettari..

cosa avrà di simile lo sanno solo loro, perchè le CJ erano o aperte (telone o hard-top) o chiuse (wagon, rare).

Una carrozzeria autoportante con sezioni del tetto smontabili.. beh.. é come dire che il motore twinair ha similitudini con quello della 288GTO.

Entrambi sono sovralimentati.

Che marchettari..

cosa avrà di simile lo sanno solo loro, perchè le CJ erano o aperte (telone o hard-top) o chiuse (wagon, rare).

Una carrozzeria autoportante con sezioni del tetto smontabili.. beh.. é come dire che il motore twinair ha similitudini con quello della 288GTO.

Entrambi sono sovralimentati.

non penso proprio intendessero la CJ...

The upcoming baby Jeep model has entered its final stages of development ahead of its reveal at next week's Geneva motor show.

Developed alongside the Fiat 500X crossover, and sharing its underpinnings with that model, the baby Jeep is expected to go on sale in 2015. The new model was previously thought to use the Jeepster name, but Fiat-Chrysler boss Sergio Marchionne has now confirmed that won't be the case.

The new model gets a traditional Jeep front-end, and will use the firm's prominent bar grille; the new car is also set to get boxy, SUV-like proportions and large, square tail lights. Our first look at the interior of the new model reveals a large central screen for both infotainment and navigation functions.

Based on the SCCS platform, which also underpins the Vauxhall Corsa and Fiat Punto, the baby Jeep will get all-wheel drive and at least one version of the new car will be badged as "Trail Rated", suggesting significant off-road capabilities.

It's likely that both the new Jeep and the Fiat 500X will share their engine ranges. While any powertrain options have yet to be confirmed; reports suggest the two will use Fiat's 1.3-litre turbodiesel engine in Europe, possibly alongside a 0.9-litre turbocharged petrol unit. It'll face competition from established compact crossover models like the Nissan Juke when it goes on sale.

Fiat-Chrysler has high hopes for an expanded Jeep brand, forecasting annual sales of one million units this year. The brand is by far the most successful of the three marques making up Fiat-Chrysler's premium offerings, with Alfa Romeo and Maserati selling in far fewer numbers.

Both models will be built at Fiat's Melfi factory in Spain.

Baby Jeep to be revealed at Geneva motor show | Autocar

Nulla di nuovo tranne per la parte in grassetto e l'errore della Spagna

Melfi in Spain