Fiat is on track to begin production of the Panda successor in Italy in November and start sales of Europe’s best-selling minicar in early 2012, a Fiat top executive told Automotive News Europe.
Read moreSergio Marchionne, who runs both Fiat and Chrysler, has a rock star appeal you don’t see anywhere else in the global car industry these days.
Read moreSergio Marchionne, who runs both Fiat and Chrysler, has a rock star appeal you don’t see anywhere else in the global car industry these days. Maybe it’s because so much is riding on Marchionne.
Read moreSergio Marchionne performed a near-miracle in turning around the fortunes of Italy’s flagship industrial company, Fiat. Now business leaders and economists hope he can do the same for the country’s hidebound and ailing economy.
Read moreUnions and the Italian government have met in Rome to flesh out the future of Fiat’s Termini Imerese plant in Sicily.
Read moreItalian Ministers have stepped into the row surrounding Fiat’s decision to freeze its EUR500m (US$710m) investment into the Grugliasco plant in Turin.
Read moreVolkswagen will boost production and add models in Brazil to challenge Fiat for the leading position in the country’s rapidly growing auto market.
Read moreThe United Auto Workers plans to meet in June with the Italian unions that represent workers of Fiat, which runs Chrysler Group, as part of an effort to strengthen their ties.
Read moreThe UAW plans to meet in June with the Italian unions that represent workers of Fiat, which runs Chrysler Group, as part of an effort to strengthen their ties. “We’re building a broad international coalition,” UAW President Bob King said.
Read moreFiat’s announcement today (23 March) it is to freeze a proposed EUR500m (US$707m) investment into planned Maserati production in the former Bertone site in Turin is surely the first salvo in yet another battle with its unions.
Read moreFiat’s main union at the former Bertone plant in Turin is contesting the automaker’s view it refused to agree to productivity improvements similar to those at the nearby Mirafiori plant in return for a EUR500m investment.
Read moreFiat has frozen a EUR500m investment into its Officine Automobilistiche Grugliasco (formerly Corrozzeria Bertone) plant in Turin due to the refusal of one out of its four unions to agree terms.
Read moreFiat has suspended a 500 million euro ($710 million) investment into a Turin plant as it did not manage to reach an agreement with union FIOM over a new labor contract at the site.
Read moreDave Thomas at Cars.com’s Kicking Tires has learned that the U.S. version of the Fiat 500 Cabrio will make its debut at the 2011 New York Auto Show (April 22-May 1). It will go on sale shortly after, in time for drop-top season.
Read moreThe showroom for Indiana’s first Fiat dealership sits next to a Johnny Rockets restaurant and across from the children’s play area in the Greenwood Park Mall in Reenwood, Ind.
Read moreThe showroom for Indiana’s first Fiat dealership sits next to a Johnny Rockets restaurant and across from the children’s play area in the Greenwood Park Mall in Reenwood, Ind.
Read moreMercedes-Benz reveals the C63 AMG coupe, we take a close look at the Fiat 500, and reviewing last weekend’s action at the racetrack.
Read moreThe showroom for Indiana’s first Fiat dealership sits next to a Johnny Rockets restaurant and across from the children’s play area in the Greenwood Park Mall. O’Brien Fiat’s indoor Fiat Studio surprised passer-by Kyle Roberts of Franklin, Ind.
Read moreDaimler rejected suggestions that it may still create a truck alliance with Fiat Industrial, after a German magazine reported that Fiat’s controlling family Agnelli, is prepared to reduce its 30 percent stake in the unit, in connection with a deal.
Read moreAlmost every report on the 2012 Fiat 500 cites BMW’s Mini and its highly successful rebirth as a boutique go-kart.
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