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2010 Detroit Auto Show: Chrysler Concept
The influence of Fiat is already clearly seen in the new Chrysler vehicles. One of them is the new concept that came to the 2010 Detroit Auto Show. Although the front of the car looks like a typical Chrysler vehicle, the general idea comes from Lancia Delta. So far neither Chrysler not Fiat give any comments as for the details on the vehicle.
The concept is made for the U.S. market and should come to the scene soon, to fill in the gap between now and 2012 when Fiat is planning to bring a lot of its new products and start assembling its vehicles in North America. Thus being said, this concept should be coming to the Chrysler dealerships within this year.
There have been a lot of talks about mutual influence of Chrysler and Lancia ideas on the designs of the new vehicles. Fiat is planning to expand the line of both brands in the European market where they are presented poorly. Although the Detroit concept is built for American customers, it might go to Europe as a tryout as well.
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