I want one

not my fault fiats are awful

But you do now. Transit connect, fiat doblo, some nissan are all available in the US now

You may not like it but this is what 2200lbs payload RAM looks like

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These were just a fiat punto underneath, also why they are the shittiest of the corsas.

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Why? I drive a 2017 ford transit for work. The really tall one. They have fucking sedan tier or better handling and you got all of that space. It’s so great.

still more than badge-engineeered combo

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>buying a fiat van

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''''''''''American'''''''''''''' vans

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Clearly the Promaster City is the best of the bunch.

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it goes both ways europoor

even your luxury brands copy our vans

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>mfw

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Yeah those dodge engineers did really great job. Thanks America!

The powertrain's built in America, and that's the important bit, so they're fine.

have fun getting your key out of the ignition.

Fiats are literal garbage tho.

why would you buy this over the nv200?

>nv200
>better MPG
>same upfits available if you're a tradesman
>not a fiat
>better warranty
>literally every major company uses them instead of the fiat promaster

>cvt
>39 less peak torque at a higher rpm of 1000
>no towing package, towing unrated and unadvised

How the fuck am I supposed to deliver my vending machine if I can't tow the trailer I move them on?

>no towing package, towing unrated and unadvised

I've seen them with towing packages, those aren't factory?

I was looking through the specs and the build&price on their website. No towing package anywhere in building one and no mention of "tow" anywhere on the specifications.

What I did find was nv200forum.com/5-nissan-nv200-general-discussion/21-nv200-tow-hitch.html

I’d unironically take a Fiat workvan over anything from current Nissan desu

>cvt van
what were they thinking

Wait a minute, is the Chevy City Express just a rebadged NV200?

kek is that pasta

my company have same, Opel Combo 1.3 Mjet, and they were here something like 15k $

They could make an american sized kia soul with that car
>lower roof
>shorten length

You realize vans of this design were around Europe well before they ever hit the US, right? American vans were just variations of the Ford E-series, Chevy/GM Van, Dodge Ram Van, etc. They started bringing the Euro designs here when Ford switched from the Econoline to the Transit.

Pic related, what every american van looked like before 2014.

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Please, PLEASE be bait

Yes

To be fair european and japanese brands have been doing these rebadging of small vans for decades now (remember the Talbot Express, ukfags?) but it's really jarring to see the euro/jap van philosophy with a murrican badge slapped on it

Francesco,
It's
Absolutely
Terrible!

>SEVEL van
>rebadging
Learn the difference between rebranding and joint venture

>implying Talbot and AR had anything to do in Sevel and weren't just used to cash in on brand recognition in local markets

fucking hell it surprised how slapping a dodge badge on the sprinter instantly made it a cheap made, cheap looking and cheaply put together car

and i ride one almost everyday because im EMT and they're common ambulance platform.

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>2005 Punto and Corsa still haven't been replaced by newer models

noone buys them because they are infinitely better models on the market like toyota yaris which has a stereotype of "legendary reliability" attached to it, which is mostly actually justified.

When I was in last year of highschool my friend was given a hand-me-down 2005 yaris with a 1.3l na engine from his father (which he bought new). That engine is so understressed that within the 10 years and 200k+ km on the clock the little putter hasn't had a single mechanical failure at all. The only time it arrived at a car mechanic was to do normal car maintenance, change oil, change brakepads etc etc.

Nah, the fiat 500x, 500L, jeep renegade and jeep compass are based on the fiat punto which has been co-developed with the opel corsa, which is gm and the base of the buick encore

>jeep renegade and jeep compass are based on the fiat punto
is this real?

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At least they don't look the same.
Also Croma-Vectra

no, Fiat 500x, 500L and jeep renegade share the same platform. Not Punto platform though. Jeep compass is unrelated.

I have a '99 Yaris. So far no maintenance had to be done whatsoever other than yearly checks.

lol do americans really need muh domestic badge to buy a genuinely good car?

>insurance incorporated plan doesn't cover injuries resulting from ressisting arrest

Does this really happen irl?