According to a new report in
Financial Post,
Alfa Romeo may build its forthcoming 169 sedan in
Chrysler LLC's Brampton, Ontario facility – a development made possible by the latter's tie-up with
Fiat (which owns Alfa). The article cites a projection by automotive research firm IHS Global
Insight that states that the 169 will be built on the same underpinnings with the next
Chrysler 300 and
Dodge Charger. That news would make sense as Alfa was
reportedly shopping for a rear-drive platform that could be sold in North America as early as a year ago.
If IHS' report is accurate and production on an Ontario-assembled 169 indeed comes to pass, it would mark the first time that a premium European luxury auto is assembled in Canada.
[Source: Financial Post]
If IHS' report is accurate and production on an Ontario-assembled 169 indeed comes to pass, it would mark the first time that a premium European luxury auto is assembled in Canada.
[Source: Financial Post]
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