On this page you can browse all available Lancia cars on the Montenegrin market. Lancia is an Italian brand with a rich history and rally awards, now part of the Stellantis group. Explore used Lancia Ypsilon, Delta, Musa and other models.
Ypsilon, Delta, Musa, Lybra
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Petrol (Multiair, FIRE), diesel (Multijet)
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Front-wheel drive (FWD)
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The Lancia Ypsilon is the most common model on the Montenegrin market — a compact city car with distinctive Italian design. The Delta represented the brand's compact segment and offers a recognizable style with a practical five-door body. Older models such as the Musa and Lybra are still available among used vehicles, especially with fans of Italian brands.
Lancia vehicles share technology with Fiat, which means readily available and affordable spare parts. For Ypsilon models with 1.2 and 1.3 Multijet engines, check the condition of the DPF filter (on diesel versions) and the timing belt. Multiair petrol engines require quality oil and regular servicing. Pay attention to the Dualogic automated gearbox, which can be problematic on poorly maintained examples. Electrical systems and air conditioning should also be checked on older models.
In Montenegro, Lancia is present mainly as a choice for fans of Italian cars and buyers looking for a compact city car with stylish character. The brand has significantly reduced its lineup in the European market and today is sold mostly only in Italy, but used Lancia models are still available. Service is shared with Fiat, which makes maintenance easier and keeps spare-part costs lower.
Lancia is sold almost exclusively on the Italian market through the current Ypsilon model, while other models (Delta, Musa, Lybra) have been discontinued. Only used examples are available on the Montenegrin market.
The Lancia Ypsilon is the most in-demand model — a compact city car with stylish Italian design. It is often chosen as a second household car or as a first car because of its affordable price.
No, Lancia shares technology with Fiat, which means spare parts are widely available and affordable. Regular servicing is comparable to Fiat and is among the more budget-friendly in its segment.
The Ypsilon with the 1.2 petrol engine consumes an average of 5.5–7 litres per 100 km. The 1.3 Multijet diesel version is more economical — it can use less than 5 l/100 km, making it an ideal city car.