With a long tradition in suitably large Stateside gas-guzzlers, Chrysler were not renowned for their superminis. All that changed in 2009, though, when the ailing American giant was bought out by the ...

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The Fiat Chrysler alliance, recently formalized into the entity known as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, has given the North American market access to Fiat and Alfa Romeo technology while giving Europe a ...

Engines range from 0.9 TwinAir Automatic to 1.3 Multijet Readers report Real MPG to be between 36–65 mpg The Ypsilon is based on a stretched version of the Fiat 500 platform, so there are plenty of ...

IT’S more than four years since Italian giants Fiat came to the rescue and steered Chrysler/Jeep away from the then ailing General Motors group. During that time, Chrysler – noted for flair, ...

A new special edition version of the Chrysler Ypsilon has been announced for sale in the UK this month. Called Black&Red, this latest edition is designed to attract new and different customers to the ...

Large headlamps, the shield grille and a thin and low air intake create a smiling face that certainly charmed my other half when I pulled up outside the house. Power for the range comes from a choice ...

The engine in our test car was the familiar GM-sourced 1.3-litre turbodiesel currently offered in Fiat Panda, this seems perfectly appropriate in a something like a Fiat 500, Vauxhall Corsa and Meriva ...

WE’VE become accustomed to seeing big cars bearing the Chrysler badge. The striking 300C, with its faux Bentley front, and the innovative Grand Voyager people-carrier are instantly recognisable for ...

Years before Audi came up with the A1, Lancia was selling its own upmarket supermini the Ypsilon. However, thanks to the Italian brand leaving the UK in the '90s, the only hope that British buyers had ...