If VW can do for Alfa, what it did (via Audi) for Lamborghini, it will
likely be a change for the better. No longer having access Fiat's
manufacturing facilities, VW would have to re-open Arese and possibly
the Alfa-Sud facility near Naples as well. Of course, they could go
the other way too. I.E. Alfa could become, like SEAT and Skoda before
it, merely re-bodied VW platforms. THAT would not be good!
George Graves
'86 GTV-6 3.0 'S'
On Jan 12, 2010, at 9:17 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
From Bloomberg quoting Milano Finanza:
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"Fiat SpA (F IM): The Italian carmaker may sell its Alfa Romeo brand
to Volkswagen AG (VOW3 GY) if the new Giulietta compact fails,
Milano Finanza said. The new Alfa model will make its debut in March
at the Geneva auto show, the newspaper said. The shares rose 0.7
percent to 10.87 euros."
Seehttp://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-01-10/edf-galp-novartis-sandvik-vivendi-europe-equity-preview.html
Dan Nicholes
'67 Duetto
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