Fiat takes aim at Daimler to win car-sharing customers in Italy

At first, 300 units of the Fiat 500 will be used in a new car-sharing scheme in Milan.

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MILAN -- Fiat will support the Enjoy car-sharing service with a fleet of its top-selling four-seat 500 minicar, which will be offered to users at a lower price than the two-seat Smart ForTwos from Daimler's Car2Go program.

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