An Elise named Dino?
First produced 1966, Fiat has announced plans to launch a new Dino in 2011.
OneShift Editorial Team
20 Sep 2008
The agreement between Fiat and Lotus will enable the Italian manufacturer to develop their own sports car based on the next Elise roadster, which should be out in around three years' time.
This move eases Fiat's entry into the sports car market, as it allows Fiat to reduce the cost of producing a new sports car, money which would otherwise be spent on the time-consuming R&D process.
Credits: JRC
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