Will Chrysler save Fiat?

Luca Ciferri is senior reporter at Automotive News Europe.

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Luca Ciferri

September 17, 2010 05:00 AM

Fiat Auto's destiny is now in its own hands after a spinoff of the truck and tractor units from the Italian industrial conglomerate was approved Thursday.

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