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Noidor @ Mar 8th 2008 1:33PM
Why build them in US? It's still more expensive even if you take into account the falling dollar. FIAT is in the business of making money not providing jobs at a loss.
But whatever the case may be, they can bring the Alfas here, problem is most Americans won't be able to afford them, or any other big ticket items. This is likely to continue while fed keeps on creating inflation, and while government keeps up this reckless spending.
Interesting to note that with falling demand for petrol, with US supplies at 14yr high the prices are still going up. Inflation at 2%? Yes, sure, and Britney Spears isn't a drugged out lunatic.