Looks like the 2011 Fiat Uno will hit the South American market in no time. This is a picture of the car’s rear, allegedly captured in a production line. We’re guessing this is a picture from a production line that’s put in place for producing the Uno.

The word “Uno” is written using fancy graphics and “Attractive” could denote a trim. The interiors of the Uno appear to have been given a decent level of importance. The addition of a dead pedal, chunky steering wheel and a neat instrument cluster will go a long way in improving driving experience.

We expect the Uno to hit the South America market in the next few weeks. At launch, the 1.0-liter 75 bhp and the 1.4-liter that delivers about 100bhp, functions on both ethanol and gasoline will be offered. If at all Europe is on its radar, it should get the trademark 1.3-liter Multi-jet engine that makes about 80bhp.

Images – Noticias Automotivas

Thanks to Marlos Nay Vidal, we’re able to bring you close-up pictures of the interiors of new Fiat Uno scheduled for a mid-2010 release. The 2011 Fiat Uno could be the entry-level model in many international markets, but for a start it will be sold in South America, probably a few pennies cheaper than the current entry-level Panda.

Two engine options will be available at launch – the 1.0-liter 75 bhp and the 1.4-liter that delivers about 100bhp, functions on both ethanol and gasoline. When it comes to Europe, it should have the trademark 1.3-liter Multi-jet engine that makes about 80bhp.

Source – Autos Segredos