It's like an ugly cross between an MG6 with the arse-heavy shape, the Kia Picanto with the side creases and a Dodge front.
Leaked info on the 2013 Dodge (fiat) dart.
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Leaked info on the 2013 Dodge (fiat) dart.
this does not deserve a place in Lets Talk FIAT in my opinion 
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If it's built on the Guilietta platform, it should be in the Golf/Focus/Bravo class.
Also, the Dart name was used in the 60's and into the 70's as Dodge's smallest car line. It was a reskinned Plymouth Valiant.
BTW, Ford Europe had it right with the New Edge design. The current models are an ugly step backwards by comparison. Compare the present Focus, Fiesta, Mondeo, and C-Max to the previous ones.
this does not deserve a place in Lets Talk FIAT in my opinion
Could of sworn i raised it in the "other" cars section??
Has it been moved? Could be wrong. .
God that's ugly. Maybe they gave the clown who has been designing Lancias the job?
Quite like it. Looks like a Mazda6 with a sharper front end. Can't see it being a problem in the USA.
Doubt we'll get it anyway since Dodge is supposedly gone from the UK - Fiat Group need to hurry up & get genuine new products like an Alfa 159 replacement launched, not start messing about putting different badges/faces on one product. This badge engineering doesn't fool people.
The Freemont could fill a gap, though it's hardly a replacement for the amazing Multipla. Interior looks OK but it looks like a Chevrolet on the outside & void of any character. I personally wouldn't want it.
Can see what they're trying to do with all these brands but if they don't hammer out the new models at a decent rate it's gonna all look abit half-arsed.
Doubt we'll get it anyway since Dodge is supposedly gone from the UK - Fiat Group need to hurry up & get genuine new products like an Alfa 159 replacement launched, not start messing about putting different badges/faces on one product. This badge engineering doesn't fool people.
The Freemont could fill a gap, though it's hardly a replacement for the amazing Multipla. Interior looks OK but it looks like a Chevrolet on the outside & void of any character. I personally wouldn't want it.
Can see what they're trying to do with all these brands but if they don't hammer out the new models at a decent rate it's gonna all look abit half-arsed.
i like it! i think it looks great? i think it'll look alittle out of date by the time it hits the road, but its certainly not ugly looking, not a huge fan of american designs but i'm liking this one alot
I don't like the front but the back is cool. Looks like a little Dodge Charger.
See what I mean:
For some reason, the one I saw in Italy last year looked nice whereas when I've seen the Dodge version over here it just looks drab and uninteresting. They were even the same colour
The Fiat-Chrysler tie-up has given birth to another rebadging in the form of the Fiat Viaggio, which is basically the Italian version of the Dodge Dart. The first images of the vehicle have now surfaced online, ahead of the vehicle’s official launch, which is scheduled for the Auto China event that will take place in Beijing later this month.
The Viaggio comes with a new front fascia and grille and uses chromed trimming for the latter, fog lamps, windows and boot lid, and it also uses new taillights. The vehicle was expected to be launched as a hatchback, but it seems that the sedan version will be the first to arrive on the market. After it will be launched in China, the vehicle could come to Europe to replace the Fiat Bravo.
According to auto.blog.rs, the vehicle will use Fiat’s 1.4-liter T-Jer powerplant, which will be offered with two power levels:L 120 and 150 hp. Using the Multiair setup, the unit will offer 160 hp, just like in the Dodge Dart. As for the transmission, the Viaggio will top the Dart due to the fact that it will be available with a six-speed dual-clutch gearbox.
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The Viaggio comes with a new front fascia and grille and uses chromed trimming for the latter, fog lamps, windows and boot lid, and it also uses new taillights. The vehicle was expected to be launched as a hatchback, but it seems that the sedan version will be the first to arrive on the market. After it will be launched in China, the vehicle could come to Europe to replace the Fiat Bravo.
According to auto.blog.rs, the vehicle will use Fiat’s 1.4-liter T-Jer powerplant, which will be offered with two power levels:L 120 and 150 hp. Using the Multiair setup, the unit will offer 160 hp, just like in the Dodge Dart. As for the transmission, the Viaggio will top the Dart due to the fact that it will be available with a six-speed dual-clutch gearbox.
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