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Subscribe to this threadFiat could shift Alfa Romeo production to N.A. for sales in U.S.
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Nicko @ Mar 25th 2008 1:37PM
How 'bout moving availability of the Fiat 500 to the states?
LDMAN @ Mar 25th 2008 5:31PM
With Penske asking for 15,000 more Smart for Two, and reading Fiat's CEO comments I would say it is on the cards. It would be expensive though. The car will have to be redesigned to meet US regulations and with the Euro being high agains the US$ this car will be a luxo niche item.
The perplexing thing is that with the US$ being so low jobs are leaving ...... Mexico and moving into the US. I never thought I would see the day. Strange.