RE: Shed of the Week: Lancia Dedra

RE: Shed of the Week: Lancia Dedra

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Richmarkbrice

2 posts

131 months

Tuesday 13th August 2013
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Had a 2.0 Dedra in Newport Blue for 2 years. It burned a fair amount of oil but was reliable, comfortable, fast and quite good on fuel. I did 20k in the first year and the chap I commuted with was amazed at what a nice car it was, he'd spent the same amount of cash on a 1.8L Cavalier, now that was a shed! As I recall it even had Alcantara on the roof! Top shedding!

22rgt B Squadron

339 posts

137 months

Tuesday 13th August 2013
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GranCab said:
There are some strange looking stains on the driver's seat ...
Balls/flaps sweat/follow through/liquid farts ect, all used cars will have some or all of this to some degree and even clean looking interiors under lab inspection will show bodily fluids of some sort and this example will have a nice 23 year mixture from several owners. Most used cars are a health hazard..

Blackpuddin

16,525 posts

205 months

Wednesday 14th August 2013
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santona1937 said:
Could not resist.
Bought it.
having had an Alfa 155, I should be used to "classic" Italiana smile
Good work sir

Ptarmigan

1 posts

128 months

Thursday 15th August 2013
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Lo all,

I feel the Dedra thread needs more photos so I'm donating two of my Integrale :-) :


And yes they do have something shiny in the engine bay):


No there is not a prize for naming where the first photo was taken.

Alun Clayton

2 posts

98 months

Thursday 10th October 2019
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THIS LANCIA used to be mine given to me by first owner free great car siorry i sold it good twin cam very ALFA would buy it back needs correct wheels diamond cut hard to find and exspensive to refurb miss it .ALUN <

ReverendCounter

6,087 posts

176 months

Thursday 10th October 2019
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Alun Clayton said:
This Lancia used to be mine, given to me by first owner free! Great car, sorry i sold it. Good twin cam, very 'Alfa' - would buy it back. Needs correct wheels (diamond cut - hard to find and expensive to refurb). Miss it.
© Google Translate 2019

Alun Clayton

2 posts

98 months

Saturday 5th June 2021
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I used to own this DEDRA. It was given to me by the fist owner , loved it only sold it as i was moving to France . Wish i still had it , pity owner did not refurb the original wheels, diamond cut needed . . But it still looks good , great twin cam engine , Alfa style . Alun CLAYTON

Jaguar99

517 posts

38 months

Saturday 5th June 2021
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Loved the Debra since I first saw one in Car magazine back in the day

Not brave enough to buy one now…

Rob 131 Sport

2,522 posts

52 months

Sunday 6th June 2021
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It’s such a shame Lancia no longer import to the UK and others don’t make saloon cars anymore.

The Beta, Dedra, Delta, Prisma and Thema, were all great cars.

There is such a lack of choice these days, it’s basically (for me) Alfa, Audi, BMW, Jaguar or Mercedes.


loudlashadjuster

5,127 posts

184 months

Sunday 6th June 2021
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Rob 131 Sport said:
It’s such a shame Lancia no longer import to the UK and others don’t make saloon cars anymore.

The Beta, Dedra, Delta, Prisma and Thema, were all great cars.

There is such a lack of choice these days, it’s basically (for me) Alfa, Audi, BMW, Jaguar or Mercedes.
Have you seen any Lancia made in about the last 20 years?! Consider yourself saved!

anonymous-user

54 months

Sunday 6th June 2021
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loudlashadjuster said:
Rob 131 Sport said:
It’s such a shame Lancia no longer import to the UK and others don’t make saloon cars anymore.

The Beta, Dedra, Delta, Prisma and Thema, were all great cars.

There is such a lack of choice these days, it’s basically (for me) Alfa, Audi, BMW, Jaguar or Mercedes.
Have you seen any Lancia made in about the last 20 years?! Consider yourself saved!
There is one of those little things they sold wearing a Chrysler badge but they badged as a Lancia elsewhere living on my street.



I take it they aren't very good?