Lancia Y10 in Israel

The Lancia Y10 is a passenger car produced by Fiat from 1985 to 1996. In Italy, it was sold under the Autobianchi brand, whereas in other countries it became known as Lancia. The model was based on a Fiat Panda chassis shortened by 10 cm, but received a suspension with more comfortable settings. The car was richly equipped, featuring two 1.0-liter engines. There was a turbocharged version, which, after restyling in 1990, was replaced with a 1.3-liter engine. The engines were paired with manual transmissions or CVTs developed by Fuji. The Lancia Y10 was popular for its design, luxurious interior and continuously variable transmission, and was even named European Car of the Year.