[billfrombuckhead]

If this Autoweek article is true, does that mean rear wheels drive Dodges on the way? I think it has to for economies of scale.


http://www.autoweek.com/article/20130719/CARNEWS/130719787

 

[Lampredi]

If this Autoweek article is true

That's a pretty big if, if you ask me...

 

[RVC]

It's actually taken from a cars.uk website, which is far down the list of reputable sources...for example the claim the Mito and Giulietta will be killed, and I really don't see that happening.

 

[tomaz]

It's actually taken from a cars.uk website, which is far down the list of reputable sources...for example the claim the Mito and Giulietta will be killed, and I really don't see that happening.

but it could happen if the MiTo and Gulietta's are "Lancias" instead (The new Y and Delta)

 

[Erik Latranyi]

I see little substance here but lots of people pinning their dreams to it.

 

[billfrombuckhead]

but it could happen if the MiTo and Gulietta's are "Lancias" instead (The new Y and Delta)

This plan also opens the door for the Lancia brand to have a purpose, If this marketing plan is executed, it seems to solve all branding issues here and around the world.

Even on the GM insider website they're excited about a rear wheel drive Dodge D class. Certainly Alfa fans should be happy about this except for the delay.

 

[RVC]

Alfa fans will be happy...when they actually see something
They've been taken for this "it's coming in three years" ride waaaaaaaaay too many times, so they are a bit more cynical than the average folk.
Besides, right now virtually all alfa fans are high on the 4C: SM's drop-by-drop strategy so far is working.