Nanjing will still build Fiat cars – sources

Nanjing Fiat produces three small cars: the Palio Weekend, Siena and Perla (pictured).

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Namrita Chow

December 28, 2007 05:00 AM

SHANGHAI – Fiat has sold its 50-percent stake in a joint venture with Nanjing, but the venture may keep producing Fiat cars, some suppliers say.

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