We kept track of it for a while but after some really poor teasing methods we kind of lost interest in the Dodge Viper and its unveiling. Definitely the star of the New York Auto Show, it’s given the American automotive industry one of those special moments they needed to feel proud. The performance is
Alfa Romeo have announced their return to the good old U S of A. They will be doing so with the 4C model coming out first and they’ve even announced the first unveiling. At the front of the Alfa Romeo attack on the U.S. market we’ll find the debut of the 4C taking place at
As with any big game and merger in the world of the automotive empire, some offspring turns out that looks or sounds awful. This is the case of how Fiat took over Chrysler and the creation of various crossbreeds such as a Maserati SUV based on a Jeep vehicle.
GM recently announced some investments going into a 4 cylinder engine and creating a few jobs along the way. Naturally, Chrysler couldn’t be outdone. Chrysler have just announced that they plan to invest around $843 million in their Kokomo, Indiana facilities.
The recently revised Jeep Grand Cherokee has been nothing if not a success for a Chrysler that’s trying to raise from the dead. The new face of the Grand Cherokee registered almost three times the number of sales last month when compared to last year’s October. That’s quite a performance and Chrysler & Fiat CEO
Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has made a recent statement in which he confirmed his optimism in Chrysler’s performance since it has surpassed all expectations by achieving profitability and plugging a severe cash leak in less than a year since filing for bankruptcy. His statement was pretty much full of words of praise for the American
Italian automaker Alfa Romeo have announced that the company has almost finalized the design on the Giulia sedan. The Alfa Romeo Giulia Sedan will be using the base from the Alfa Romeo Giulietta as a stretched version of that particular platform.
Chrysler, one of the two companies that make up Detroit’s Big Three who took the bailout money is not in the same rush GM is to get results. While GM’s CEO Ed Whitacre Jr. is in the center spot of public attention due to his plan to obtain a possible IPO by the end of
We all know that the news from Detroit’s Big Three don’t always come in to put a smile on everyone’s face and Chrysler is the one that has been seeing less of the good type lately. However, a recent announcement from the U.S. Government may be proof that the hope Sergio Marchionne has been talking
Yesterday, Fiat has had a presentation of it’s five year business plan has been full of surprises, one of which was Montezemolo resigning from his position as Fiat SpA chairman. Another unexpected piece of news from this presentation was in publishing the decision that would solve how the group will handle the selling and marketing
This announcement came as a total surprise and will make the main subject of a special press conference this afternoon. This isn’t all, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo will resign from his position at Fiat SpA but will remain chairman of Ferrari.
Well at least this is what Sergio Marchionne, Fiat SpA and Chrysler Group LLC CEO has to say about recent undergoing procedures to cut costs at Chrysler and to eventually turn it around. Marchionne also said that in terms of the market share numbers coming out of the U.S., it’s a slow, gradual process, a
