Lancia Dedra

The Lancia Dedra is a family sedan produced between 1989 and 1999, positioned in the D segment. The successor to the Lancia Prisma, it is part of the Fiat Group's strategy to offer an elegant, comfortable alternative to German sedans.

Based on the «Tipo 2» platform, shared with the Fiat Tipo and Alfa Romeo 155, the Dedra emphasizes comfort, soundproofing and finish quality. True to Lancia's DNA, it offers a refined interior with meticulous materials and excellent assembly quality.

In 1994, the range was extended with the arrival of the Dedra SW (station wagon), developed in collaboration with Italian coachbuilder Pininfarina. Produced for ten years, the Dedra sold over 400,000 units before being replaced by the Lancia Lybra.

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Price

The price of Lancia Dedra starts from 20,000 €, 22,000 $, 17,500 £.

All prices in the table below are shown "from" without options.

Technical data

Brand	Lancia
Trade name	Lancia Dedra
Code name	835
Segment	Sedan
Date of presentation	01/04/1989
Production start year	1989
Year end production	1999
Country of production	Italy
Plant	Stellantis Rivalta plant
Length	4,34 m
Height	1,43 m
Width (with mirrors)	1,70 m

Versions

Body shops

Dedra Sedan
Dedra SW

Main versions

Dedra
Dedra LE
Dedra LS
Dedra LX
Dedra HF

Motors and performance

Technology	Name	Power	Couple	Transmission	0-100 km/h	Max. speed (km/h)	Tare weight	Power to weight ratio
Petrol	1.6 i.e.	90 hp	140 Nm	FWD	12,5 s	180 km/h	1150 kg	12,7
Petrol	1.8 i.e.	110 hp	158 Nm	FWD	10,5 s	195 km/h	1200 kg	10,9
Petrol	2.0 i.e.	139 ea	187 Nm	FWD	9,5 s	205 km/h	1250 kg	8,9
Petrol	2.0 Turbo HF	165 hp	265 Nm	FWD	8,2 s	220 km/h	1300 kg	7,9
Petrol	2.0 HF Integrale	177 ea.	265 Nm	AWD	7,8 s	225 km/h	1350 kg	7,6
Diesel	1.9 TD	90 hp	186 Nm	FWD	13 s	175 km/h	1250 kg	13,8