Fiat Viaggio

The Fiat Viaggio, known in China as the Fei Xiang, is a saloon that the Italian maker Fiat built from 2012 to 2017 for the Chinese market. It was one of the models of the Fiat-Chrysler world car project, the Chinese counterpart of the 2012 Dodge Dart, and both were derived from the European Alfa Romeo Giulietta of 2010 and use the CUSW variant of the Compact platform; the project code was 343. It was first shown at the Beijing motor show in April 2012 and built from June 2012 at Changsha by a joint venture with the local maker GAC, in a plant able to make 300,000 cars a year. The Viaggio is a fastback saloon launched with two 1.4 litre Fire T-Jet engines of 120 and 150 horsepower, and it used a simple torsion beam rear suspension. A two-volume version, the Fiat Ottimo, followed in 2013.