Lancia Zeta

The Lancia Z, listed in this atlas as the Lancia Zeta, was a large minivan built by Lancia from September 1994 to February 2002. It was the Lancia version of the first Eurovan generation, a joint venture of the Fiat and PSA groups that produced four near identical minivans for Peugeot, Citroen, Fiat and Lancia on a shared platform later used for the Fiat Scudo van. Shown at the Turin motor show in April 1994, it was the best equipped of the four and competed with the Renault Espace, with sliding rear doors and seating for seven, or eight with a three seat rear bench. Engines were PSA four cylinder units: a turbocharged 1998 cm3 petrol of 147 horsepower, a turbocharged 2088 cm3 diesel of 109 horsepower and a 16 valve 2.0 petrol, joined in 2000 by a common rail 2.0 JTD diesel. The Lancia Phedra replaced it in 2002.