Interesting Facts About the Lancia Ypsilon 843
The Lancia Ypsilon 843 marks the second generation of the Ypsilon line, launched in the early 2000s and produced through 2011. It offered a range of engine choices and quickly became the most popular model in Lancia’s history.
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Launch and Production Run
The Ypsilon 843 entered production in 2003 and remained in the market until 2011, covering a full eight‑year span across multiple model years. This timeline is documented in the complete model‑by‑year overview and the specifications catalogue for the second‑generation Ypsilon.
Best‑Selling Lancia Model
During its life, the Ypsilon 843 became the best‑selling car in the Lancia range, with an annual output of roughly 60,000 units. The vehicle was initially assembled at Fiat’s plant in Melfi, highlighting its importance to the brand’s production strategy.
Engine Variety and Body Style
The 843 was offered as a three‑door saloon with several engine options, including a 1.2 i 16V unit delivering 80 hp (produced from 2003 to 2006) and other petrol and diesel variants ranging from 1.242 L to 1.368 L. These specifications are listed in the Autocade data and the parts catalogue for the model.
Distinctive Two‑Tone Paint
Owners often highlight the Ypsilon 843’s unique two‑tone paint scheme, a design cue that set it apart from many contemporaries and contributed to its cult following among enthusiasts.
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