Chrysler Will Sell Alfa Romeo In the US
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Chrysler Will Sell Alfa Romeo In the US
Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne confirmed today that Chrysler will begin selling Alfa Romeos in the US in addition to the Fiat 500 coming this winter.
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Fiat 500 (mini car, 2010)
MiTo (hatchback, 2013)
Giulietta (Ford Focus and German-rivaling compact, 2014)
Giulia (midsize sedan and wagon family, 2012)
Spider (2013, roadster based on Chrysler's RWD platform)
Two Alfa SUVs (2012 and 2014, based on Chrysler platforms)
The Chrysler and Dodge brands will also recieve more US products from Lancia and Fiat respectively.
Simple Product Timeline
Fiat 500 (mini car, 2010)
MiTo (hatchback, 2013)
Giulietta (Ford Focus and German-rivaling compact, 2014)
Giulia (midsize sedan and wagon family, 2012)
Spider (2013, roadster based on Chrysler's RWD platform)
Two Alfa SUVs (2012 and 2014, based on Chrysler platforms)
The Chrysler and Dodge brands will also recieve more US products from Lancia and Fiat respectively.
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However, I really like the eclectic styling of most of the Alfa cars. I just don't see them doing so well with American tastes without being subdued quite a bit.
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I've always kind of liked the Spider Veloce (and the Duetto Spider (like Dustin Hoffman drove in the movie 'The Graduate' ) before it) but they really were some horribly unreliable cars most of the time LOL. My friend had a '79 Spider and I used to like cruising around in it sometimes.
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ive wanted a 159 or a Brera for a while now!! I hope to god we get one of these! I dont know why they would bring over the spider and not the brera, but i hope the Brera makes it here!
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