The latest member of the fast-growing “European small crossover club” will likely be the Fiat Panda, which will get a model that will grow in size, to compete against C-Segment SUVs.
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Tagged as crossover, Fiat, Fiat 500, fiat 500x, fiat bravo, fiat freemont, Fiat Panda, fiat punto, SUV
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