[Swallow Doretti]

See slide 22:

http://www.fcagroup.com/investorday/...MEA_Region.pdf

[swizzle]

Originally Posted by Swallow Doretti

See slide 22:

http://www.fcagroup.com/investorday/...MEA_Region.pdf

The 500X is still looking gag worthy to me, but I'm biased. I was hoping for something cool looking like Panda.

[boston]

Originally Posted by Swallow Doretti

See slide 22:

http://www.fcagroup.com/investorday/...MEA_Region.pdf

That looks so like the Jeep Renegade production line. Take a moment to compare http://www.jeep.com/assets/images/ve...ade-models.jpg but clear variations in the rear wing/fender.

[Swallow Doretti]

Originally Posted by boston

That looks so like the Jeep Renegade production line. Take a moment to compare http://www.jeep.com/assets/images/ve...ade-models.jpg but clear variations in the rear wing/fender.

It is--the two vehicles will share a production facility and will come down the same line. But one of the photos shows the 500X body-in-white.

new pics, almost free of cladding: http://www.quattroruote.it/news/foto...l_debutto.html

[TdeV]

Likely to be the best looking vehicle in the 500 line. Doesn't look bad in the camo

[swizzle]

It looks 1000% better than the mechanically similar Jeep Retrograde.

I'd call it a Fiat Panda in NA and not 500X. The 500 should be the 500 and nothing else.

[mick78]

https://www.carscoops.com/2018/08/20...l-new-engines/

Facelift teased; Mostly new lights and a new engine range, based around the nowadays inevitable 1.0 turbo 3 cylinder;

[Naga Royal Guard]

When is it being dropped from the US market?

[Crash]

I think this is a classic example of a colossal marketing failure. Given where the compact CUV market is, and this being a good looking product (with an attractive price) - these things should be flying off the lots.