Fiat plans two new models for Brazilian market

The Uno is a top-seller in Brazil. Fiat is developing a replacement due in 2011.

LC

By:

Luca Ciferri

August 18, 2008 05:00 AM

TURIN -- Fiat is working on two new cars specific to Brazil, which is set to replace Italy as its largest market this year.

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