It was obvious that Jeep’s first ‘European’ (and very Italian in style) model would reach the top but perhaps it wasn’t thought to be No. 1 among petrol-powered cars: 4,062 units in January. For the record, in the same month, the Avenger took command of the electric segment which, although limited (with only 327 registrations), remains important for manufacturers. The look is the right one, with the unmistakable seven-slot Jeep grille and the dimensions of a modern city car with high wheels (length 408 cm, width 172 cm and height 153 cm) which make it easy to drive and park. The Uconnect infotainment has a 10.25″ screen with modern, easy-to-use graphics. The 1.2-litre three-cylinder turbo-petrol has 101 HP of power. Three versions (Longitude, Altitude and Summit) with a price list of 24,300 euros.