Fiat Albea
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| Manufacturer: | Tofaş |
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| Parent company: | Fiat |
| Production: | 2002—present |
| Predecessor: | Fiat Siena |
| Class: | Supermini |
| Body style: | 4-door saloon |
| Platform: | Project 178 |
| Engine: | FIRE Engines 1.2 8v, 1.2 16v, 1.4 8v Fiassa Engines 1.6 8v Multijet Diesel 1.3 16v |
| Designer: | Giorgetto Giugiaro |
The Fiat Albea is the sedan version of the Fiat Palio supermini, built in Turkey at the Tofaş facilities of the Italian automaker Fiat. It is the replacement for the Siena and has been in production since 2002.
The design of the car was signed by the Italian design-guru Giorgetto Giugiaro.
In some markets the car is only sold with one engine type. In Romania, Fiat has decided that the best strategy in order to compete with the local low-cost model Dacia Logan is to only provide the 1.2 16V Fire Engine (1242cmc, 80HP/5000rpm, 114Nm/4000rpm).
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