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Yep, I've had a soft spot for Lancias since the Ferrari V8-engined Thema 8.32 (which was not much bigger than this). The Ypsilon in particular I really like.

One of my favourite cars when I was growing up was the Thema 8.32! :drool:

I'm not a big fan of the Ypsilon, but if this Delta is any indication, I'll like the new one due next year.

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I had a soft spot for Lancia too and it is the 8.32 which is fascination part.

However, lately their design seems to be more French than Italian. The front is little bit Jag, Chinese and French influence. The center stack for the Delta appears to be ordinary gives me vibe of S Type and previous generation Avalon.

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it's gorgeous, alluring....it looks purposeful, strong, every line makes it so, a bold, necessary impact. i think one day we Americans [in general] will understand what makes these cars [hatchbacks specifically, Euro cars in general] so special is the fluidity of it all, it all fits in and looks right. It's oddly ironic that the headlights and front grille recall the Pontiac Gran Prix.

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