Chrysler's first ever supermini, all-new Ypsilon, has gone on sale here priced from €14,245.
The car is aimed at those seeking luxury prestige in a compact and affordable package. It's been designed to be elegant and distinctive.
Three engines are offered: the 85hp two-cylinder TwinAir unit, an entry-level 69hp 1.2 petrol engine, and the 95hp 1.3 MultiJet II turbo-diesel engine. Each is frugal and eco-friendly, aided by Start & Stop, a gear shift indicator and low rolling-resistance tyres. As a result, every Ypsilon sold in Ireland will be in Tax/VRT Band A.
Three trim levels are offered, S, SE and Limited, with the entry-level S specification offering remote central locking, electric front windows, a height-adjustable steering wheel, height adjustable driver's seat, six airbags, and a rear spoiler all as standard.
The SE model adds air conditioning, electrically operated and heated door mirrors, front fogs with cornering lights, leather steering wheel and gearknob, height adjustable passenger seat and Blue&Me connectivity. The range-topping Limited model includes leather trim, dual zone climate control, electric rear windows, cruise control and 16-inch alloys.
Top price is €18,745 for the TwinAir. Options include 'Park Magic', ESP stability control (it's only standard on TwinAir versions), two-tone metallic paint and satellite navigation.