Lancia Flavia (2012)

The Lancia Flavia of 2012 is a segment D convertible built in 2012 and 2013, effectively the European version of the American Chrysler 200 sold under the Lancia name. Presented at the Geneva show in 2012, it was the first open Lancia since the Flavia Convertibile left production in 1967, apart from the Beta Spider of the 1970s. About 450 were sold in Italy and production ended at the end of October 2013, only a year and a half after its debut, because critics pointed to the lack of diesel engines and of a modern metal folding hard top, and because the public saw it as a rebadged car of non European origin. The only engine was a 2.4 litre Chrysler petrol of 170 horsepower with a six speed automatic, and the interior had an 8.4 inch touch screen and a Boston Acoustics hi-fi system.