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Model history and curiosity

The Iveco Massif is an off-road vehicle produced by the Italian automaker Iveco from late 2007 to February 2011 in numerous body styles. At the end of 2008, the Iveco Campagnola was also introduced, a more powerful and better equipped version of the original Massif. The Iveco Campagnola and the Massif brought Italy back into the world of specialized off-road vehicles, similar to the Alfa Romeo Matta and Fiat Campagnola produced during the post-war period in Italy.

At the end of 2008, Iveco introduced the Campagnola to its range, a luxury version of the Massif featuring enhanced standard equipment. The Campagnola was inspired by the original off-road vehicle offered by the Fiat brand in the mid-1950s and, like its predecessor, was offered only in a three-door body style. The 176-horsepower 3.0 HTP diesel engine makes the car quite agile and offers lively performance, although its running costs are high. Compared to the Massif, the Campagnola came standard with ABS, central locking with anti-theft device, manual climate control, leather upholstery and steering wheel, a body-colored roof, and a rear window wiper. Production of the Campagnola began in late 2008, inaugurated by the first 499 Opening Edition units, and deliveries began in 2009.