Latest Information on Fiat Croma
The first generation Croma was designed by the renowned Giorgetto Giugiaro. It was manufactured between 1985 and 1994. During its lifespan 450,000 units were sold. The interior on his concept had a very stylish and luxurious design as it was made to appeal to family-oriented businessmen. He drove a version that was equipped with an Alfa Romeo V6 engine along with a custom-made leather interior. The second generation was then launched in 2005 and ran until 2011. The body style was also changed to a cross-over station wagon. However, all elements were still kept around Giugiaro wanted to achieve with the Croma.
Review Summary
PROS
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Five-star crash test rating
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Big boot
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Comfortable
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Well equipped
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Strong engines
CONS
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Rear seats don’t fold flat
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Road noise
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Dull to drive
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