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| Fuel capacity || 47&nbsp;L (10.3&nbsp;[[Imperial unit|Imp.&nbsp;gallons]])<br />(12.4&nbsp;[[United States | Fuel capacity || 47&nbsp;L (10.3&nbsp;[[Imperial unit|Imp.&nbsp;gallons]])<br />(12.4&nbsp;[[United States

...bot Express]]<br>(2nd Gen)<br>[[Peugeot Boxer]]<br>[[Citroën Jumper]]<br>[[Zastava]] Ducato<br>(3rd Gen)<br>[[Peugeot Boxer]]<br>[[Citroën Jumper]] ...(1986–1992). Model variants were named after the carrying capacity: Ducato 10 (1.0 tons), Ducato 13 (1.3 tons), Ducato 14 (1.4 tons) and Ducato Maxi 18 (

=== Zastava, Serbia === ...e actually assembled in Poland. The [[Zastava 750]], launched in 1962, was Zastava's version of the iconic [[Fiat 600]] [[minicar]]. It outlived the car on wh

...h Fiat to make this version under licence with the model name '''[[Zastava 10]]'''. ...'||[[straight-4|I4]]||1910&nbsp;cc|| 120 PS @4000 rpm || 280 Nm @2000 rpm||10.0|| 190 km/h||2005–2008

...ople and their luggage, a speed of 120&nbsp;km/h and a fuel consumption of 10&nbsp;km/l. Unfortunately they also wanted the car with a modest size engine ...ad been produced by [[NSU Motorenwerke AG|NSU]]/[[Fiat]] in [[Germany]], [[Zastava]] in [[Yugoslavia]] and [[Concord (auto manufacturer)|Concord]] in [[Argent