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  1. It looks good! It's something similar to VW T-Roc and Hyundai Kona, so it could be the new Idea
  2. What if... Fiat Topolino as a scooter - Imagine if FIAT made a scooter with Topolino's design language. So, I went from this: To this one:
  3. Do you remember the Lancia Zeta from 90s, which was based on FIAT Ulysse, Peugeot 806 & Citroen Evasion? And here's the modern version of it, which is inspired by Leapmotor D99 and Chrysler Pacifica
  4. That looks awesome! Hope it would be real To be honest, if FIAT Brazil release the new Argo as a Grande Panda with different name, then the new Cronos would be this sedan. It actually makes sense
  5. Duna revival as a sedan, based on the Grande Panda
  6. The second one is awesome! But the first one looks like it has 4 doors instead of two
  7. The Alfa Romeo Duetto, which is inspired by the sketches from the original message
  8. New Tipo based on Leapmotor B05. I found the image from web Source: GT01 Design
  9. 1985 Niva first concept 1985 Niva second concept 1986 Niva Concept (does it look similar to the first HR-V?) 1989 Niva Concept (+BONUS Honda version)
  10. Yeah, it would be true! The design of the rear lights made me believe that it would be a Toledo SW, but I saw that the original author thought that was a Skoda, so I generated a picture with that model as a Skoda
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