- The
Lancia Lybra (Type 839) is a
compact executive car
manufactured and
marketed by
Italian automaker Lancia between 1998 and 2005,
based on the Alfa...
- Fiat
Multipla Fiat
Marea Fiat
Marea W****end The Alfa
Romeo 156 and
Lancia Lybra used a
development of the C1 platform,
called "Type Two rev. 3", with an...
- This
enables even mid-sized
sedans like the Alfa
Romeo 156 and
Lancia Lybra equipped with the 1.9L JTD to
achieve fuel
economy upwards of 45
mpgUS (55...
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replaced the
smaller Lancia Prisma. The
Dedra was
replaced by the
Lancia Lybra,
which was
produced from 1998 to 2005.[failed verification] An
early compact...
- when it
gained a
redesigned rear end with
taillights taken from the
Lancia Lybra. For 2006, the
Marea was
mildly revised again,
gaining a new rear end, and...
- (E46) (1998) Saab 9-3 (1998)
Toyota Avensis (1999) Kia
Clarus (1999)
Lancia Lybra (1999)
Lexus IS (2000) Ford
Mondeo (2000)
Volvo S60 (2001) Audi A4 B6 (2001)...
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called "Type Two rev. 2".[failed verification] The Alfa
Romeo 156 and
Lancia Lybra platform is also
derived from the Type Two rev. 2
platform and
called "Type...
- America. See Petrini,
Roberto (2011). Lancia. Il mito in frac (in Italian).
Lybra Edizioni Digitali. ISBNÂ 978-8896309124.
Retrieved January 13, 2020. Alberto...
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reasonably po****r in the
Italian market until it was
replaced by the all-new
Lybra in 1999. A
total of 418,084
Dedras were
manufactured during its production...
- the Fiat
Rivalta plant. In 2002 Fiat
relocated the
production of
Lancia Lybra and Alfa
Romeo 166. In 2003
Mirafiori plant started producing the Fiat Idea...
