Vega and Vega Commercial Vehicles

[Holts]

Is it avaliable for test drives? I wish to drive one

[asami]

As they all said: test drives?
Great car, also, very realistic for an American car!

[Radster]

The Vega Flow.

City car, made fun!

Vega Flow EM in LimeLemon.

In the concrete jungle the city is you need the perfect vehicle to travel through it. Practicality and versatility are key in the new Vega Flow.

Versatility: Whether you need to bring four people with you or more trunk space, the foldable rear seats allow you to do both. You can go from moving people to moving any item you need in less than a minute!

Power! The BoosTec 1.0L I3 produces 100hp and the 1.2L I3 produces 125hp while still returning 54MPG with no issues. Power should never mean bad economy!

Color options: make your Flow truly yours!

From left to right: Ascari Blue, Sunrise Yellow, Old Wine Metallic, LimeLemon, Artic White, Dark Horizon, Pearl Grey, Minuit Purple, Spark Blue, Java Cocoa Brown.

Pricing.

• Vega Flow EM: starting at $14340 @ 20%. 5 speed manual/6 speed auto available at no aditional cost.
• Vega Flow EI: starting at $15740 @ 30%. 5 speed manual/6 speed auto available at no aditional cost.

Stats (Flow EI, 1.2L I3, 125hp).

[abg7]

Double wishbone front suspension on a FWD car with a torsion beam rear is a bit odd - a set of struts would have been more cost-effective considering that the Flow is meant to be an entry-level subcompact - but this is still a tempting product, especially since its exterior design seems to, erm, flow coherently and smoothly from nose to tail.

[Awildgermanappears]

Inb4 the Nissan Primera P11 had double wishbones paired with a solid rear axle, and that car was not only cheap but a deceptively good handler for what it was.