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While the Fiat Viaggio is already on sale in China, Europeans will still have to wait a while for the car to arrive in dealerships. If you were having doubts, the car is coming to European showrooms, as it was recently spotted driving around the Italian city of Turin, Fiat’s historic home.
The Chinese launch of the car has bestowed onto us four more pictures of the car, from various exterior angles. No interior photos, though, but just picture the interior of the Dodge Dart, replace the badge on the steering wheel, and you’re pretty much there. Another argument in favor of the Viaggio's appearence in Europe is the fact that it bears an Italian name, even on the Chinese market - if it wasn't bound for 'The Old Continent', it would have been given a Chinese name, to further boost its sales there.
We, honestly think that of the two cars (Viaggio and Dart), that the American car is the better looking of the two, especially with the connected rear LED tail- lights, which are some of the coolest we’ve seen on any car, so we’d honestly rather have that sold in Europe, instead of the less-handsome-but-still-ok, Viaggio.
We, honestly think that of the two cars (Viaggio and Dart), that the American car is the better looking of the two, especially with the connected rear LED tail- lights, which are some of the coolest we’ve seen on any car, so we’d honestly rather have that sold in Europe, instead of the less-handsome-but-still-ok, Viaggio.
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