Lancia says Flavia, a rebadged Chrysler, has Italian flair

The Lancia Flavia convertible, shown, is the third rebadged Chrysler model launched in Europe.

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Luca Ciferri

June 28, 2012 05:00 AM

TAORMINA, Italy -- Fiat's near-premium brand Lancia aims to add more Italian flair to its image with the launch of the Flavia convertible.

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