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Lancia Ypsilon presents the Collezione 2011

In less than a month to learn the new generation of Lancia Ypsilon and body with five doors, but not stop the current market. And for this reason the model has met the "Collezione 2011", with minor decorative and equipment.

Available from this and something my in Italy later in the rest of Europe, the Ypsilon "Collezione 2011" is supplied with two endings: Diva and Platinum. While the former has a black cloth, the most complete skin tissue takes a black and purple, with contrasting stitching. The palette consists of 12 tones lonely, and 7 bicolor, of which two will be in opaque coating.
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