Fiat Strada
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| Fiat Strada | |
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| Manufacturer: | Fiat Auto S.p.A. |
| Production: | 1996 – present |
| Class: | supermini pickup truck |
| Body Styles: | 2 door Pickup |
| Shares components with:: | Fiat Palio Fiat Siena Fiat Albea |
| Engines: | FIRE Engines 1.2 16v, 1.4 8v Fiassa Engines 1.3 8v, 1.5 8v Torque 1.6 16v Powertrain 1.8 8v JTD 1.9 8v TurboDiesel 1.7 8v TD |
| Similar models: | Chevrolet Montana Ford Courier Volkswagen Saveiro |
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- This article refers to a 1990s-2000s commercial vehicle. For the 1970s-1980s small car of this name, see Fiat Ritmo.
1996 Mk.I Strada
Launched in 1996 in Brazil, as the "cargo member" of the '178 Project'. The Strada was born to replace the City, a pickup version of the Fiorino, based on the Fiat Uno. The Strada features a maximum loading capacity of 700kg and a cargo-space of 1770 mm x 1314 mm.
2001 Mk.II Strada
In 2001 the model has the first facelift. The new design was made by the Italian design-guru Giorgetto Giugiaro. The facelift includes a new front and interior. The Mk.II series marks the debut of an extended cab version. In 2002, Fiat do Brasil launches the first version of a Fiat Strada Adventure, with offroad looks.2004 Mk.III Strada
The new Mk.III comes in 2004. It has a new front, and interior design taken from the Palio and also designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro. This is the year of the second version of the Strada Adventure, with the same features of the Weekend Adventure. It is offered in Europe with the relatively modern 1.9 JTD Diesel engine.See also: Fiat Ritmo/Strada US model
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