Monteverdi Sierra Stationwagon
The Monteverdi Sierra Stationwagon built by Fissore.
Vehicle Overview
The Monteverdi Sierra Stationwagon from 1979 is a five-door station wagon based on the Dodge Aspen Station Wagon. The vehicle received the usual changes at the front end; The well-known bumpers and the rear lights of the Peugeot 504 Break were installed on the rear end, creating a family resemblance to the Safari. The vehicle picked up on the concept of the luxury station wagon that Mercedes-Benz implemented around the same time as the station wagon of the Mercedes-Benz W 123. However, Peter Monteverdi did not (yet) see a market for the Sierra Stationwagon, so it remained the one-of-a-kind that was approved in Ticino until the early 1980s and was regularly used in traffic. The car is in Monteverdi’s car museum today. The Monteverdi Sierra Stationwagon was built by Carrozzeria Fissore.
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